Elizabeth Ruth (Moon) Jackson |
| Posted 2022-08-12 by mhenderson |
| Published by The Miner on Aug. 6, 2022 - Kingman, Arizona - Elizabeth “Liz” R. Jackson, age 75 of Louisville, passed away Thursday, Aug. 4, 2022, at her home. Elizabeth Ruth Moon, was born Sept. 27, 1947 in Bagdad, Arizona, the daughter of Alva Ralph and Alana June (Eddy) Moon. She grew up and attended school in Seligman, Arizona. Liz made her home in Kingman, Arizona, where she resided until March of 2020. She worked as a homemaker, a vet technician (early 1970s) and a professional dog groomer until her retirement in 2011. Liz was a caretaker and maternal figure to many, helping anyone in need. When she was not helping others, she loved tending to the variety of plants that she grew in her yard. Liz enjoyed bowling with her team in the late 70s and early 80s, competing in many tournaments throughout the region. She spent many hours volunteering on auction nights at the Mohave County Fair and serving as a leader in the Canine Capers 4H Club. Liz also belonged to the Hualapai Amateur Radio Club, under the call sign, KB7RGR. After moving to Kentucky in March of 2020, Liz found joy in putting together puzzles with her daughter, Laura, and visiting with her grandchildren. Liz is survived by her children, Alana S. “Susie” and Laura J. Swanson- Willette (Harry); a sister, Alana R. “Ralphine” Call; four grandchildren – Zachary, Christopher, Kaila and Brenna; nieces and nephews; and many close friends. She is preceded in death by her parents; daughter Kimberly L. Swanson; brother George A. Moon; and ex=spouse, John T. Jackson. A private service will be held in Arizona at a later date. Thanks to the wonderful team from Hosparus Health for caring for my mom and our entire family. They were amazing! |
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