Noryn Jer-el Moses Lang

Noryn Jer-el Moses Lang, born on May 30, 1984, in the warm embrace of Phoenix, Arizona, graced our world with his vibrant spirit until April 2, 2025, when he departed from this realm in Chandler, Arizona. At the tender age of 40, Noryn a legacy woven through laughter, affection, and an unwavering commitment to family, particularly evident in the gleaming pride he took in the births of his beloved children.

A dedicated laborer in construction, Noryn was known not only for his unwavering work ethic but also for his talkative nature, charming those around him with his joyous demeanor and willingness to always lend a hand. His life was a testament to hard work and familial love, characteristics that will be cherished by all who knew him. He graduated proudly from Ft. Thomas High School, embracing a future filled with hope and promise.

Noryn was a proud father to Nor-Misha, Vontrell, Anesio, and Shawnbre, reveling in each shared moment and achievement of his children. Each laugh, each story, and every loving embrace helped shape the bonds that tie them eternally to him. His energy was like a warm sunbeam: bright, inviting, and nourishing to all who basked in it.

He is survived by his father, Norman Lang, who walks on with the memories of his son as a guiding light, and his cherished children, who carry the essence of Noryn forward into their lives. With heavy hearts, they remember a man full of vigor and affection, whose voice echoed in the beauty of life itself.

Noryn now joins his mother, Geraldine Moses, in a realm of peace where their spirits dance in eternal harmony. She, too, was shaped by his joyous heart, and their reunion will echo in the lives they touched.

The moments spent with Noryn were imbued with a warmth that will linger in the hearts of those fortunate enough to have shared them. His journey will be celebrated with a viewing on April 11, 2025, beginning at 4:00 PM at the Moses Residence on Rainbow City Circle in Bylas. Afterward, friends and family will gather for a funeral service at Ernest Stanley Memorial Hall on April 12, beginning at 1:00 PM, followed by a burial at Black Point Cemetery at 3:00 PM, where he will lie beneath the vast Arizona sky he loved so dearly.

Though Noryn Jer-el Moses Lang may have departed from our sight, his spirit will forever illuminate the lives of those who loved him. His laughter, his kindness, and his unwavering spirit will be felt in every moment shared, a blessing that cannot be extinguished.