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In Loving Memory of Warren Allen Simpson. Born on May 22, 1988, in Colorado Springs, CO, to Darnia Wilkins Jeffryes, Warren lived a life filled with love and devotion. Warren passed away at home on April 4th, 2026. For the past eight years, he shared his days with the love of his life, Amy Cunningham. Warren cherished his family above all, embracing his roles as a father and grandfather with heartfelt pride and joy. He found happiness in simple pleasures, especially driving his Mustang, riding his Harley, and gaming with his family. He was a "Beast" at Cards Against Humanity! Warren is preceded in death by Geraldine Troupe, Richard Adkins, Danny Smith, and Justin Brenton. He is survived by his spouse, Amy Cunningham; children CJ Cunningham and wife Sierra, Dalton Cunningham, and Dustin Cain; grandchildren Cutter Dennis and Kase Mitchell; sisters Dawn Troupe, Michelle Jeffryes, Larisa Stratmoen; brothers Michael Jeffryes and Jesse Spradlin; brother-in-law Robert Troupe; bonus mom Lois Adkins; mother-in-law Carmella Smith; and a crew of nieces and nephews.
A Life of Kindness and Support. Warren Allen Simpson was a truly kind soul whose gentle spirit and unwavering generosity brightened the world around him. Warren was known for his deep compassion, always ready with a comforting word or a helping hand. His presence brought warmth and ease, touching all who crossed his path with genuine care and empathy. Warren worked in the health care industry as a nursing assistant, monitor tech, certified medication aide, and a health unit coordinator since 2008. His caring nature helped in this capacity. Throughout his life, Warren showed patience in adversity, offered support without hesitation, and inspired others through acts of kindness both big and small. He dedicated much of his time to supporting those in need, always attentive to anyone who required help and never failing to lend his strength where it was needed most. The memories Warren leaves behind are woven from his infectious laughter, kindness, and the unconditional love he gave so freely, where he showcased his gentle kindness and caring nature.
Legacy and Remembrance. Though Warren has departed, his legacy of goodness and grace will continue to uplift those who remain. May this kind soul be forever remembered, gently honored, and dearly missed.
The family is holding a celebration of life service at 10:00 AM, Friday, May 29, 2026, at the Blanchard First Baptist Church. Arrangements are under the direction of Eisenhour Funeral Home of Blanchard. Online obituary and guestbook are available at www.eisenhourfh.com.
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