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James Levi Moren

Posted 2022-02-04 by Pat R
Wickenburg Sun (Wickenburg, Arizona)
Wednesday, January 12, 2022, p. A-5

James (Jim) Levi Moren
June 15, 1936 - January 4, 2022

James (Jim) Levi Moren, age 85, of Wickenburg, passed away on Jan. 4,
2022, from unexpected heart failure.

Jim was born in Phoenix to Joseph and Naomi Moren in June 1936. He was
the youngest of three sons, and grew up with his brothers, Bill and Bob.
After high school, he joined the National Guard and in December 1960 he
married Patricia Mathis. Jim then served seven months with the US Air
Force in Germany. Jim and Patt brought up two daughters and one son.
While raising the family, Jim worked for the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway. His job took him through the southwest region to New Mexico,
California, and then back to Arizona. After 31 years of service to the
railroad, he and hs wife Patt, retired to Yarnell, a place that Jim was
fond of. They eventually settled in Wickenburg.

Native to Arizona, Jim made friends wherever he lived. He loved the
whistle of a train and walking around the park greeting neighbors. Jim
enjoyed watching sports, especially basketball, and was an avid reader.
He always had a story or a joke or two to tell. Although Jim was
typically the quiet one in the room, his laugh was contagious, humor
endearing, and his smile, heartwarming. He will be forever loved and
missed.

Jim was a kind and loving partner to Patt, his wife of 61 years, and a
devoted father to three children: Terri Bennett, Kathi Ray, Jimmy Moren
(and his wife Deborah). He was blessed with five grandchildren: Kristi
Jones, David Bennett, Laura Crabtrey, and Emily and Sydney Moren. He is
also survived by his oldest brother, Bill Moren and was preceded in
passing by his brother Bob.

Friends may offer online condolences at www.wickenburgfuneralhome.com

Arrangements under the direction of Wickenburg Funeral Home & Crematory.





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