Jeramee Scott Moore

Jeramee Scott Moore was born on August 6, 1976 in Burley, Idaho to Ronald and Patsy (Eliason) Moore (Gage). . Jeramee left this dimension on November 9, 2015 of complications of HIV. Jeramee was preceded by his father Ronald G. Moore and his paternal Grandparents Fred and Lillian Moore and Maternal Grandparents Ivan "Ike and Dorothy (Plumlee) Eliason. Jeramee is survived by his Mother Patsy J. Gage, his younger brother Eric I. Moore and his older sister Amie M. Moore and nephew Tyler Osborn and his older brother David Scott. Jeramee has extensive extended family of aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces, and cousins. Jeramee has always loved cats. He has always had a feline pet his entire life. His furry companion Miss "Molly Bee" is mourning the loss of her devoted master. Family and friends are extremely important to Jeramee. When he attended his high school reunion this summer he was able to reconnect with those longtime friends. Social Media posts have confirmed that a great time was had by all. Jeramee has and extraordinary imagination and quick wit. Always the entertainer he would have everybody in laughter with his comedy monologues. And of course he did at the Minico Class reunion. When Jeramee lived in the Boise area he made weekly appearances at the comedy clubs. Jeramee was also a talented author he loved creating stores. He was seeking publishers to present his work to with the idea of possible publication. His most recent project was to write his life story. He felt like it would help him sort through his life journey and paths that he had taken and also that his story might help others that are facing challenges in their lives. Jeramee is a talented graphic artist and mentor to his nephew Tyler and Brother Eric to continue with their art work and fine tune their talents to pursue their artistic endeavors. Jeramee was excited to attend the 1st annual western Plumlee family reunion this past August at Shoshone Falls, Idaho. We were all able to renew family ties and share family history and stories. Jeramee created two picture story boards depicting his growing up from a child to becoming the man that he is. Family history was a passion of Jeramee's he loved knowing the connections to family and where they came from. Of course Jeramee is very much a people person and throughout the day he visited with everybody and touched each person's heart, as he did at his class reunion. Jeramee would prefer we celebrated his life sharing our stories and his joy with each other. Jeramee is free of all pain and suffering and would like you to focus on the good times and make your stories with him full of laughter. All services and arrangements are under the direction of Parke's Magic Valley Funeral Home of Twin Falls, Idaho.