Charles Junior Warren III

Charles Junior Warren III, “Main” was born August 2, 1959, in High Point, NC to Mr. Charles Warren and the beautiful late Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Johnson.

Charles is survived by his loving wife LaTosha Renee Carson-Warren of 26 years. He is also survived by his son, Lamont Breeden and granddaughter, Aahnada Breeden. His wonderful daughter, Amelia Warren and fiancé Robert Riley-Rivers and grandson, Robert Riley-Rivers Jr. and granddaughter Emerald Rose Riley-Rivers.

Charles’ biggest heart was his children and grandchildren. Charles’ biggest pride was being a High Point native. Growing up with loving memories he cherished his sisters, Nelli Gene Whitfield, Ann Lindsey and Mary “Pat” Avant. These beautiful ladies will forever be the powerful influence that Main cherished in his life.

Charles held a special place in his life for his extended brother Robert Huff.

Charles’ talent and passion for photography was known throughout Charlotte and High Point. With wonderful memories with cousin the late Robert Earl Warren. He would always talk about his many memories with his cousin, Roosevelt Lovely with whom he shared many adventures and laughs. His memories of extended family with Ricky Gray.

Charles loved his nieces and nephews; they were a major highlight of his life along with his many childhood friends. He was always known to share with anyone about how proud he was of his daughter Amelia and her service in the United States military. Charles had a great passion for music and loved to sing along with any record that was playing and could be found dancing at any family event.

Charles was a true Dallas Cowboys fan for life and enjoyed the Atlanta Braves. He will be remembered for taking his many nieces and nephews to games while living in Atlanta. Charles loved his grandchildren tremendously and it was his true testimony of his heart as he often showed off picture to friends and family.

Charles Junior Warren III “Main” will be forever missed to all that knew and loved him. He will forever be remembered by many as a true High Point legend.