Angela (Dorame) Moralez |
| Posted 2017-06-12 by Sharla |
| The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona Wednesday, June 14, 2017 Angela Moralez passed away on June 6, 2017, at the Yavapai Regional Medical Center. She was 75. Born June 27, 1941, into a hardscrabble life in Banamichi, Mexico, Angela was placed in an “incubator” of warm sand in order to survive her premature birth. She had little to eat and, as a result, experienced some challenges while walking. Despite those limitations, she started working at around age 5, helping her mother with domestic work. It was while they were working in a mining camp that they met a nurse who gave her vitamin injections that enabled her to walk unaided. As she grew older, she helped raise her younger brothers and sisters while her mother worked. She met and married her husband Pablo in 1957 and, with him, raised two daughters and a son. She loved animals and while living on the family ranch—and, later, at her home—helped tend the sheep, chickens, rabbits, goats, livestock, and other animals they raised. For almost 20 years, Angela traveled all across the U.S. with her husband as a partner in their trucking business. To pass the time, she made jewelry to sell, though she often gave away her finished products to the many people she met. She enjoyed volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul and sang in the choir at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Prescott. Angela is survived by her husband of nearly 60 years, Pablo Jr. of Wilhoit; as well as two daughters and a son, Pablo III (Janet) of Phoenix. She also leaves behind her beloved siblings Pancho (Josefina) Dorame of Banamichi, Mexico, Santa Rosa (Casey) Adams of Parker, Ignacio (Beatriz) Dorame of Phoenix, Eleazar (Maria) Dorame of Phoenix, and Rita Dorame of Hermosillo, Mexico, as well as a large circle of family and many friends. She is preceded in death by her parents, Anita and Francisco Dorame and her brother, Arturo. Services will be held on Sunday, June 11 at 10 a.m. at David’s Desert Chapel in Wickenburg, followed by burial at the Garcia Cemetery. See Also: Find A Grave |
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