Brother Rodney Lovell Moore was born to Andrew L. Moore and Peggy A. Moore on September 18, 1966, and departed this life on December 14, 2021.
He joined St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at an early age. The Lord walked with him daily. He believed in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Rodney graduated from Hampton High School in 1984. He later pursued a career in Nursing as an LPN. He worked numerous jobs in different aspects of the medical field.
Rodney was a Cowboys fan, but not as enthusiastic as Gene, but he did love the Cowboys.
Rodney is proceeded in death by his father, Andrew L. Moore, two brothers, Amos Moore and Gene E. Moore, two sisters, Lillian Moore and Margie Davis.
He leaves to cherish his memories two daughters, Erica LaShunn Cole (Anthony) of North Little Rock, Arkansas, Jennifer Moore Robinson (Raymond) and one son, Jeremy Lovell Moore, all of Little Rock, Arkansas. Five grandchildren and one on the way, Jordynn, Kakary, Harmony, Malaysia, Jacye and Tre'.
Rodney is also survived by his Mother, Peggy A. Moore of Hampton, Arkansas by brother and sisters, James Moore (Marjorie) Winslow, Arizona, Earnestine Lockhart (Thomas), Camden, Arkansas Mayrene Stephens, Dallas, Texas, Johnnie Moore (Felecia), Camden, Arkansas, Andrew "Andy" Moore, Jr., Mae Nell Veal, Las Vegas, Nevada, Charles Ray Moore (Earisdean), Hampton, Arkansas, Gregory Moore, Carrollton, Texas, Sheila Miles (Karl), Hampton, Arkansas, Dr. Lisa Moore Sparks (Marvin), Atlanta Georgia, and Jason Moore, Hampton, Arkansas. A host of loving nephews, nieces, cousins, uncles, aunts, and friends.
He joined St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at an early age. The Lord walked with him daily. He believed in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Rodney graduated from Hampton High School in 1984. He later pursued a career in Nursing as an LPN. He worked numerous jobs in different aspects of the medical field.
Rodney was a Cowboys fan, but not as enthusiastic as Gene, but he did love the Cowboys.
Rodney is proceeded in death by his father, Andrew L. Moore, two brothers, Amos Moore and Gene E. Moore, two sisters, Lillian Moore and Margie Davis.
He leaves to cherish his memories two daughters, Erica LaShunn Cole (Anthony) of North Little Rock, Arkansas, Jennifer Moore Robinson (Raymond) and one son, Jeremy Lovell Moore, all of Little Rock, Arkansas. Five grandchildren and one on the way, Jordynn, Kakary, Harmony, Malaysia, Jacye and Tre'.
Rodney is also survived by his Mother, Peggy A. Moore of Hampton, Arkansas by brother and sisters, James Moore (Marjorie) Winslow, Arizona, Earnestine Lockhart (Thomas), Camden, Arkansas Mayrene Stephens, Dallas, Texas, Johnnie Moore (Felecia), Camden, Arkansas, Andrew "Andy" Moore, Jr., Mae Nell Veal, Las Vegas, Nevada, Charles Ray Moore (Earisdean), Hampton, Arkansas, Gregory Moore, Carrollton, Texas, Sheila Miles (Karl), Hampton, Arkansas, Dr. Lisa Moore Sparks (Marvin), Atlanta Georgia, and Jason Moore, Hampton, Arkansas. A host of loving nephews, nieces, cousins, uncles, aunts, and friends.
Brother Rodney Lovell Moore was born to Andrew L. Moore and Peggy A. Moore on September 18, 1966, and departed this life on December 14, 2021.
He joined St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at an early age. The Lord walked with him daily. He believed in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Rodney graduated from Hampton High School in 1984. He later pursued a career in Nursing as an LPN. He worked numerous jobs in different aspects of the medical field.
Rodney was a Cowboys fan, but not as enthusiastic as Gene, but he did love the Cowboys.
Rodney is proceeded in death by his father, Andrew L. Moore, two brothers, Amos Moore and Gene E. Moore, two sisters, Lillian Moore and Margie Davis.
He leaves to cherish his memories two daughters, Erica LaShunn Cole (Anthony) of North Little Rock, Arkansas, Jennifer Moore Robinson (Raymond) and one son, Jeremy Lovell Moore, all of Little Rock, Arkansas. Five grandchildren and one on the way, Jordynn, Kakary, Harmony, Malaysia, Jacye and Tre'.
Rodney is also survived by his Mother, Peggy A. Moore of Hampton, Arkansas by brother and sisters, James Moore (Marjorie) Winslow, Arizona, Earnestine Lockhart (Thomas), Camden, Arkansas Mayrene Stephens, Dallas, Texas, Johnnie Moore (Felecia), Camden, Arkansas, Andrew "Andy" Moore, Jr., Mae Nell Veal, Las Vegas, Nevada, Charles Ray Moore (Earisdean), Hampton, Arkansas, Gregory Moore, Carrollton, Texas, Sheila Miles (Karl), Hampton, Arkansas, Dr. Lisa Moore Sparks (Marvin), Atlanta Georgia, and Jason Moore, Hampton, Arkansas. A host of loving nephews, nieces, cousins, uncles, aunts, and friends.
He joined St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at an early age. The Lord walked with him daily. He believed in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Rodney graduated from Hampton High School in 1984. He later pursued a career in Nursing as an LPN. He worked numerous jobs in different aspects of the medical field.
Rodney was a Cowboys fan, but not as enthusiastic as Gene, but he did love the Cowboys.
Rodney is proceeded in death by his father, Andrew L. Moore, two brothers, Amos Moore and Gene E. Moore, two sisters, Lillian Moore and Margie Davis.
He leaves to cherish his memories two daughters, Erica LaShunn Cole (Anthony) of North Little Rock, Arkansas, Jennifer Moore Robinson (Raymond) and one son, Jeremy Lovell Moore, all of Little Rock, Arkansas. Five grandchildren and one on the way, Jordynn, Kakary, Harmony, Malaysia, Jacye and Tre'.
Rodney is also survived by his Mother, Peggy A. Moore of Hampton, Arkansas by brother and sisters, James Moore (Marjorie) Winslow, Arizona, Earnestine Lockhart (Thomas), Camden, Arkansas Mayrene Stephens, Dallas, Texas, Johnnie Moore (Felecia), Camden, Arkansas, Andrew "Andy" Moore, Jr., Mae Nell Veal, Las Vegas, Nevada, Charles Ray Moore (Earisdean), Hampton, Arkansas, Gregory Moore, Carrollton, Texas, Sheila Miles (Karl), Hampton, Arkansas, Dr. Lisa Moore Sparks (Marvin), Atlanta Georgia, and Jason Moore, Hampton, Arkansas. A host of loving nephews, nieces, cousins, uncles, aunts, and friends.
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