Caroline J. Moore

Caroline Jean Judy Moore passed into eternity with her Lord and Savior late in the evening of Wednesday, August 20th, 2025. Surviving her death are her loving daughters, Angela and Lorinda, their spouses, David and Jim, her five grandchildren, Jonathan, Sarah, Summer, Benjamin, and Cherish, and her three brothers, Rod, Galen, and Gary. Caroline was born in Richmond, Virginia, on December 27th, 1942, to Harman and Gay Judy. After moving two more times, her family settled in Casselberry, Florida. Caroline met her husband Gene in Orlando, Florida, through their church's singles group. The two quickly fell in love and got married 10 months later. Shortly after, Caroline and Gene settled in their Conway home and had their two daughters. Caroline was a completely devoted wife and mother and enjoyed taking care of and spending time with her immediate and extended family. Although Caroline was a housewife, she rarely stayed at home. She spent most of her time volunteering in different areas, such as ministries in any church she attended, including a Sunday school teacher, a VBS teacher, and a counselor. She hosted and attended many Bible studies and prayer meetings in her home and in the homes of others. When her daughters were in school, she participated in the PTA and was a volunteer teaching assistant in her daughters' classes. She was also a pioneer in the homeschooling movement. Above all else, Caroline treasured her relationship with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. After her salvation in her early thirties, her life goals completely changed. She was committed to living her life to the will of God, which was evident to anyone who was blessed enough to speak to her. Her memory lives on through her godly example and the lives she touched. Family and friends are invited for visitation on Saturday, August 30, 2025 from 10:00 - 11:00 AM with a funeral ceremony starting at 11:00 AM at West Orlando Baptist Church, Ocoee. Burial will follow at Lakeside Memory Gardens, Eustis. Condolences, memories and photos may be shared on the tribute wall.