Miguel R Moreno

Miguel R. Moreno, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend was born in Mexicali, Mexico January, 30th, 1955. He was raised in Perris, California by his parents, Maria and Luis Curiel.

Miguel was a dedicated to his family. He loved to camp, build and create anything from sand-rails to the props for his grandkids’ Tae Kwon Do and haunted houses. He was well known for his creativity and engineering mindset. 

Miguel was married to his High school sweetheart on March 2, 1978.  They relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada with their family in 1993. He was a Project Manager for 29  years.  Miguel volunteered countless hours for his grandchildren’s extracurricular activities. He was first on the scene for any family event. Miguel was ever-present for any important event. He took great pride in spending quality time with his family and teaching them the importance of those same values.  Miguel loved to quote and share lessons from his father, Luis or “Grandpa Louie”. He was always three steps ahead and always prepared. He was a punctual and passionate person.  In his words, “ C’mon, we’re burning daylight”.

On January 2, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Miguel R. Moreno passed away unexpectedly at the age of 66.

He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Norma Moreno; children, Luis and Candice Moreno of Las Vegas as well as 5 grandchildren. He is also survived by his mother, Maria Curiel of Moreno Valley California;  sisters, Hilda Robles of Redlands, California and Liz Curiel of Calimesa, California; brother, Carlos Curiel of Moreno Valley, California.   Miguel is preceded in death by his step-father, Luis Curiel

Miguel leaves behind a never ending legacy of family values and a strong sense of love for everyone lucky enough to know him. He was deeply loved and will be deeply missed. 

Miguel R. Moreno, amado  esposo, padre, abuelo y amigo nació en Mexicali, México el 30 de enero, 1955. Fue criado por sus padres María y Luis Curiel en Perris, California.

Miguel fue un hombre dedicado a su familia. Le gustaba acampar, crear y construir;  desde los vehiculos conocidos como “Sand Rails” hasta la utileria usada en las clases de Tae Kwon Do  y la construcción de los accesorios para el Festival de Invierno de sus nietos. Miguel era conocido por su creatividad y mentalidad ingeniera.

Miguel contrajo matrimonio con su novia de secundaria en marzo 2, 1978. Se mudó a La Vegas Nevada con su familia en 1993.  Trabajó como Coordinador de Proyectos por 29 años.

 Miguel donó innumerables horas en las  actividades de sus nietos; era el primero en estar en todos los eventos y actividades familiares. Era un gran orgullo para el pasar tiempo de calidad con su familia enseñándoles la importancia de los mismos valores y lecciones enseñados a el por su papá Luis o “Grandpa Louie”. Miguel siempre estaba preparado y con tres pasos adelantado; era puntual y apasionado. Su frase preferida era: “ vámonos que estamos malgastando la luz del día”

El 2 de enero, 2022, Miguel R. Moreno falleció repentinamente  a la edad de 66 años.

Es sobrevivido por su esposa de 44 años, Norma Moreno, hijos Luis y Candice Moreno de Las Vegas, asi como cinco nietos. También lo sobreviven su madre, María Curiel de Moreno Valley, California; hermanas Hilda Robles de Redlands, California y Liz Curiel de Calimesa, California; hermano, Carlos Curiel de Moreno Valley, California. Miguel es precedido en muerte por su padrastro Luis Curiel.

Miguel deja un legado interminable de valores familiares y un fuerte sentido de amor para todos los qué tuvieron la suerte de conocerlo. Miguel fue muy querido y será extrañado profundamente.

Miss Me but Let Me Go

When I come to the end of the road,
And the sun has set for me,
I want no rites in a gloom filled room
Why cry for a soul set free?
Miss me a little – but not for long.
And not with your head bowed low.
Remember the love that once we shared.
Miss me, but let me go.
For this is a journey we must all take,
And each must go alone.
It’s all part of the master plan,
A step on the road to home.
When you are lonely and sick at heart,
Go to the friends we know,
Laugh at all the things we used to do.
Miss me, but let me go.

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