Doyle Raymond Warren II

Doyle R. Warren ll left this world on Friday, November 6, 2015 at 12:29 am. at The Conroe Regional Medical Center after a brief illness with his wife Jan and their borrowed daughter Natalie Hendricks and her husband, Luc, at his side. Doyle was born in Sealy, TX on June 11, 1958 to Grace Lee Warren and Doyle R. Warren . He was only 57 years old when he left behind his wife, Jan, his children Leif and Devin Gallagher, Leif’s wife, Desirae, and children, Dinah, River and MiMi. He missed meeting his forth grandchild by only a few weeks. He is also survived by his Mother, Grace, and her husband, Don Kaldenberg, his brother George Warren and his wife, Amy, and their children, Eva and Kevin, his sister Cecile Crabtree and her son, John, his brother, David Kaldenberg, and his wife, Tammie, and their daughters, Michelle and Kimberly, his sister, Gwen Kaldenberg and his sister, Beth, and her husband, Kevin Finn, and their sons Matthew, Christopher and David, his stepbrothers, Charles Cantrell and Michael Cantrell. Doyle was born in Sealy, TX on June 11, 1958. After living in Sealy and Somerville, TX the family moved to Texas City where Doyle grew up. Doyle met and married his wife Janet in Coffeyville, Kansas. He worked as a machinist when he was a young man, but made the decision to go back to school in 1990. He moved with his family to Beaumont, TX where he attended Lamar University. While working as a machinist for C and D Robotics Doyle received his BS in Mechanical Engineering in 1995. He moved his family to Spring, TX in the north Houston suburban area where he began working in his chosen profession. Doyle worked for Pipetronixs, a company that specialized in pipelines for the oil and gas industries, Halliburton, and for many, many years at Tam International, a company that makes down hole tools for the oil and gas industry. Doyle had very recently begun working for a company called Aim. Doyle loved his work and enjoyed the friends he made doing his work. Doyle had many hobbies and interests. He was an avid gardener. He especially loved to grow hot peppers and heirloom tomatoes. He also loved to fish, and looked forward to that in retirement. He loved music. The variety of music that he listened to was wide ranging. He truly loved it all. He was a reader. He loved science fiction. He had recently applied to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to be on a permanent space colony on Mars. He was rejected, but his desire to go was sincere. Doyle helped so many people. He had a need especially to protect women and children. He was kind and generous with his time and money. Sometimes helping others backfired, but Doyle did not become discouraged when those he helped let him down. He loved people. He is so missed.