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He was preceded in death by his father, Lee Roy Narramore; his mother, Norma Narramore; and his brother, Rick Narramore.
Jim is survived by his loving wife, Sue Laws of Oklahoma City; his son, James Narramore Jr. and his wife, Julia, of Norman; his daughter, Torrie Curtis of Oklahoma City; his grandchildren, Angel and Ethan Narramore of Norman; and his sister-in-law, Vicki Narramore of Midwest City.
Jim deeply loved his family-including his dog, Yello, and his cat, Princess, who are already missing their time playing with him.
He enjoyed watching the Oklahoma City Thunder play basketball and was elated when they won the NBA Championship. He also loved shooting pool and riding his bike. Jim was never without his Jolly Ranchers, spearmints, or bubble gum.
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