Arkie DeMoss passed away on June 17, 2016 in Mesquite, NV. Arkie was born on March 10, 1939 in Saldee, KY to Peter Neace and Velma Turner.
Arkie was an artist, designer, seamstress and owned her own business, Always Unique Interiors. She lost the love of her life James DeMoss in 2001. Arkie loved her friends, the slots, clothes, antiques and good looking men! She lived in Michigan all her life until the last 2 years when she came to live with her daughter Lisa Jenereaul. She always stated "there must be something in the water out here, because these are the best looking men I've ever seen"! She also leaves behind her two sons Tony & Michael Casteel; sister Mitzi Johnston; grandsons Jason & Matthew Yost and Jesse & Waverly Casteel.
Arkie’s family would like to express their sincere gratitude to: Mesa View Home Health Care- Travis, Kaitlyn, Erik, and Cassie; Mesa View Hospice, Gail RN; Mary, a volunteer; Others in the Mesa View group- Dr. Samuel Andelin, Dianne Smith, NP, and Veronica; and a special thank you to Gayle Miller, Arkie’s best friend and caregiver.
The family invites you to leave a message or memory in their "Guest Book"
Arkie was an artist, designer, seamstress and owned her own business, Always Unique Interiors. She lost the love of her life James DeMoss in 2001. Arkie loved her friends, the slots, clothes, antiques and good looking men! She lived in Michigan all her life until the last 2 years when she came to live with her daughter Lisa Jenereaul. She always stated "there must be something in the water out here, because these are the best looking men I've ever seen"! She also leaves behind her two sons Tony & Michael Casteel; sister Mitzi Johnston; grandsons Jason & Matthew Yost and Jesse & Waverly Casteel.
Arkie’s family would like to express their sincere gratitude to: Mesa View Home Health Care- Travis, Kaitlyn, Erik, and Cassie; Mesa View Hospice, Gail RN; Mary, a volunteer; Others in the Mesa View group- Dr. Samuel Andelin, Dianne Smith, NP, and Veronica; and a special thank you to Gayle Miller, Arkie’s best friend and caregiver.
The family invites you to leave a message or memory in their "Guest Book"
Arkie DeMoss passed away on June 17, 2016 in Mesquite, NV. Arkie was born on March 10, 1939 in Saldee, KY to Peter Neace and Velma Turner.
Arkie was an artist, designer, seamstress and owned her own business, Always Unique Interiors. She lost the love of her life James DeMoss in 2001. Arkie loved her friends, the slots, clothes, antiques and good looking men! She lived in Michigan all her life until the last 2 years when she came to live with her daughter Lisa Jenereaul. She always stated "there must be something in the water out here, because these are the best looking men I've ever seen"! She also leaves behind her two sons Tony & Michael Casteel; sister Mitzi Johnston; grandsons Jason & Matthew Yost and Jesse & Waverly Casteel.
Arkie’s family would like to express their sincere gratitude to: Mesa View Home Health Care- Travis, Kaitlyn, Erik, and Cassie; Mesa View Hospice, Gail RN; Mary, a volunteer; Others in the Mesa View group- Dr. Samuel Andelin, Dianne Smith, NP, and Veronica; and a special thank you to Gayle Miller, Arkie’s best friend and caregiver.
The family invites you to leave a message or memory in their "Guest Book"
Arkie was an artist, designer, seamstress and owned her own business, Always Unique Interiors. She lost the love of her life James DeMoss in 2001. Arkie loved her friends, the slots, clothes, antiques and good looking men! She lived in Michigan all her life until the last 2 years when she came to live with her daughter Lisa Jenereaul. She always stated "there must be something in the water out here, because these are the best looking men I've ever seen"! She also leaves behind her two sons Tony & Michael Casteel; sister Mitzi Johnston; grandsons Jason & Matthew Yost and Jesse & Waverly Casteel.
Arkie’s family would like to express their sincere gratitude to: Mesa View Home Health Care- Travis, Kaitlyn, Erik, and Cassie; Mesa View Hospice, Gail RN; Mary, a volunteer; Others in the Mesa View group- Dr. Samuel Andelin, Dianne Smith, NP, and Veronica; and a special thank you to Gayle Miller, Arkie’s best friend and caregiver.
The family invites you to leave a message or memory in their "Guest Book"
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