Tribute for James Lewis
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James Lewis

August 17, 1939 ~ December 26, 2017 (age 78) 78 Years Old

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SERVICES

Visitation
Friday
December 29, 2017

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Moore Funeral & Cremation
400 S.E. 19th Street
Moore, OK 73160

Funeral Service
Saturday
December 30, 2017

10:00 AM
Chapel of Moore Funeral and Cremation
400 SE 19th Street
Moore, OK 73160

Cemetery

Resthaven Memory Gardens
500 SW 104 Street
Oklahoma City, OK


James Nichlos Lewis 78 was Born August 17, 1939 in Helena, Arkansas to the late Hal and Lois Lewis. He passed away on December 27,2017. He served in the Airforce for 4 years.

James is survived by his by his wife of 53 years, Gennus, their 2 sons and their wives, James and Renee Lewis and Craig and Julie Lewis, and 2 grand daughters Sarah Baxter and her husband Devin, and Jaycee Faith. He is proceeded in Death by his daughter Tammy Dewitt and her Husband Jeff Dewitt.

James had 6 brothers and sisters, Dorothy McGilvery, Brunell Walley, Hal Jr.,  Joyce Jones, Charles Lewis and Helen Jean McCaffery.

James was a quiet man with a dry sense of humor. He loved being around people and had a quiet and subtle way of making people laugh and fall instantly in love with him. He first met his wife when they were younger by pulling her piggy tails. She couldn’t resist his antics for long and he later won her heart.

James loved working with his hands.  He refinished furniture, made gifts for family including a toy chest for his granddaughters, and remodeled a couple of houses. He was quick to offer assistance when help was needed.

If he wasn’t outside working on something you could find him with a warm cup of coffee and a good movie. He almost always had a cup of coffee in his hand.

He was known in the family at holidays as the one that made the best potato salad and the only one who could make banana pudding just right. He always read the Christmas story on Christmas Eve and was “santa” at Christmas time passing out the presents. When he had a present to open it didn’t matter what it was he acted as if it was the best present he could have gotten and just what he had asked for.

He was known to most as “James” but to those closest to him he was known as “sweetie” “babe” “dad” and “papa”. 

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