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Obituary of Richard A. Mooroian
September 23, 1975 – August 11, 2020
Richard “Ricky” Anthony Mooroian. Age 44 of Goodyear Arizona.
Ricky passed away on August 11, 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona. He was born on September 23, 1975 to Armand Mooroian and Mary Ann Mooroian in Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Richard was a graduate of Arizona States University, class of December 2017 and was also a graduate of Deer Valley High School, class of 1993.
He is survived by his parents Armand Mooroian and Mary Ann Ragozzino-Mooroian; sisters Jeannette Mooroian and Christina Mooroian-Pennington (Clint); nieces Taylor and Haley Pennington; relatives Uncle Nicholas Ragozzino and Aunt Pam Ragozzino; first cousins, Dr. Richard Cestkowski (Geneva), Raul Anthony Flores (Marcella) Tony Ragozzino, Denise Ragozzino-Doddie (John), Tiffany Ragozzino-Keller (Ryan), Tina Ragozzino (Ryan), and Nicholas Ragozzino Jr; second cousins Brandon Waack, Jordan Doddie, Justin Doddie, Marissa Keller, Adriana Ragozzino, and Juliana Keller; parents-in-law Harold and Pat Pennington; and friends for life John “Jay” Grdina, Domenico Daddio, Paul Wagenseller III, and Tess Rogers. He is preceded in death by his grandparents Dickran and Hermine Mooroian, Antonio and Angelamaria Ragozzino; Aunt Margaret Cestkowski and Uncle Patrick Cestkowski, cousins Susan Cestkowski and Deborah Waack, godparents Uncle Joseph and Aunt Shirley Ragozzino, and Aunt Yolanda Flores.
The family has asked that memorial contributions be made in Richard’s name to Southwest Kids Cancer Foundation.
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