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Josh Brim Obituary
1955-2014
Matt Joshua Brim was born in Twin Falls, Idaho, June 28th, 1955. Josh learned to fly planes from his father on their ranch as a boy. He flew freight planes and taught flying for several years before he became a pilot for Horizon Airlines in 1994. Josh met his wife Marjorie while teaching flight school in 1981 as one of his students.
Josh loved to fly, skydive, sail, and spend time with family and friends.
Josh was a commercial airline pilot for over 25 years. He was proud to work at Horizon Airlines since 1994. He retired a few years ago as a captain flying the 400 series plane.
Josh died of Esophageal Cancer. He passed away May 18, 2014 in the arms of his wife Marjorie, his son Justin, and daughter-in-law Rebecca.
Josh was preceded in death by his brother Cotton Garrett Brim, father Cecil Pearl Brim- who is listed on the Idaho Cowboy Hall of Fame, and mother Dorothy Mae Zumwalt.
He is survived by wife Marjorie Brim, 5 stepsons, including Daniel and Joshua Kelliner that Josh helped to raise. Beloved son Justin Brim, daughter-in-law Rebecca Brim, granddaughter Bella Brim, sister Patricia Diane Brim-Williams, and multiple nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life will be held at Discovery Park, Saturday June 7, 2014 at 3 PM. All are welcome to come celebrate and remember Joshua Brim's life.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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July 11, 2014
Pat, we learned your brother passed away and send our condolences. Several of your Kappa sisters are in McCall . We are thinking of you and would love to connect with you .
Anne Marie, Joan, Flo, Bonnie Jo and BWare
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June 20, 2014
I have wondered for years whatever happened to Josh. I was a friend of his brother Cotton. May he rest in peace.
Doug Fisher
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