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Randell “Kip” Warren, 61, of Crump, departed this life on Wednesday, November 19, in Jackson , Tennessee. He was born on June 25, 1964, in Wayne County, Tennessee, the son of the late James Barney Warren and Sarah Dean Higgins Hardin. He was united in marriage to Deborah Davis, who survives. Randell worked in the towing business for over 40 years and was the proud owner and operator of Warren’s Towing Service. He also worked as a mechanic. He was an Alabama football fan and loved to spend time with his family, especially his grandchildren. Randell spent lots of time drinking coffee and talking with friends and going down to Alabama to eat with the family. He is survived by his wife, the love of his life, Debbie Warren, of Crump, Tennessee; son, Dan Warren and his wife Trisha, of Crump, Tennessee; daughter, Lakisha Presley and her husband Floyd Presley Jr., of Savannah, Tennessee; a granddaughter, that Randell raised as his daughter, Maggie Davis; sisters, Erma Duren (Jerry), of Waynesboro, Tennessee, Brenda Harville (Mike) of Savannah, Tennessee, and Connie Deshazier, of Savannah, Tennessee; brothers, Dennis Warren (Susan), Steve Warren (Debbie), and Joe Qualls (Sherry), all of Savannah, Tennessee; grandchildren, Mason Warren, Wyatt Warren, Amelia Warren, Charleigh Thornton, Randell Pipes, Hunter Presley, Star Burks, Brady Chandler, Haley Harville, Olivia Davis, and Waylon Davis; and great-grandchildren, Jett Presley, Brantley Burks, and Jase Stamp. In addition to his parents, Randell was preceded in death by his two sons, Randell Lee Warren and Melvin Lynn Davis; brothers, Billy Wayne Qualls and Terry Warren; and brother-in-law, Jerry Deshazier. Memorial services were held on Sunday, November 23, at Christian Assembly United Pentecostal Church in Adamsville, Tennessee, with Phillip Johnson and Justin Warren officiating. Burial followed at Crump Cemetery in Crump, Tennessee.