Fatima Deborah Moore

Fatima was born on October 8, 1981 at Christiana Hospital, Newark, Delaware and was raised by her mother Deborah Thomas and father, Elder Daniel Otis Thomas. Her biological father was Zachary Burrell. She took her rest on Wednesday, February 28th at Bay Health Hospital Dover, Delaware. She was 42 years old. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Fatima was preceded in death by her father, Zachary Burrell who passed away 39 years ago.
Fatima received her early education from the Christiana School District and graduated with her diploma from Glasgow High School. She was an honor roll student and did well in school. She worked at Verizon as a Security Officer, and in the fast-food industry as an Assistant Manager for Taco Bell in Newark, Delaware.
Fatima accepted Jesus at an early age. She was a member at Solid Rock Baptist Church, New Castle, Delaware {Bishop Daniel F. Thomas}; Faith City Family Church, Newark, DE {Pastor Steve Hare} and then Fight for Families Fellowship, Wilmington, Delaware {Pastor's James and Carolyn Hinmon}. She and her sisters were a part of the youth and outreach ministry, and the choir. They were instrumental in their parents coming back to church. They were faithful and looked forward to going to church services. Fatima affirmed her faith in Jesus when joined Fight For Families Fellowship Cotillion teaching young girls to become young ladies and excel in life through Jesus and traditional tools such as correct communicating skills and much more.
Fatima has two children, Ty-Key and Danyelle, in which she deemed them, "Her Heart". She loved her children and put them before herself. She was very independent and worked hard to support her family. She loved her sisters and had a heart for her family and people in general. She loved unconditionally.
Fatima had different stages growing up and was an adventurous child. There was the "Fluffy" stage and then the "Rara" stage. She was unafraid and went from "Evil Knievel" to "Dare Devil" jumping and climbing on everything the playgrounds had to offer. She enjoyed going to the beach, dancing, cookouts, and spending time with family.
Fatima was preceded in death by her father Zachary Burrell; grandfather's, Livingston
(Scottie) Burrell, and Stuart E. Moore, Sr.; grandmother's, Sarah Burrell, Lillian Price, and
Viola Thomas; aunt's Victoria Sutton, and Viola Mae Thomas. She leaves to cherish her
memory her two children, Ty-key Moore and Danyelle Harden; parents, Elder Daniel Otis and Mrs. Deborah Thomas; four sisters, Zakiyyah Davis (Lowann); Malikah Burrell (Bash); Rashena Henry (Juan); Temesa Taylor (Wayne); brother, Daniel Henry (Heather); one granddaughter, Amari Moore; grandparent's, Ronald Price, Sr. (Zaida); and Bishop Daniel F. Thomas (Lois); a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, other family and friends.
To send flowers to the family of Fatima, please visit our floral store.Fatima was born on October 8, 1981 at Christiana Hospital, Newark, Delaware and was raised by her mother Deborah Thomas and father, Elder Daniel Otis Thomas. Her biological father was Zachary Burrell. She took her rest on Wednesday, February 28th at Bay Health Hospital Dover, Delaware. She was 42 years old. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Fatima was preceded in death by her father, Zachary Burrell who passed away 39 years ago.
Fatima received her early education from the Christiana School District and graduated with her diploma from Glasgow High School. She was an honor roll student and did well in school. She worked at Verizon as a Security Officer, and in the fast-food industry as an Assistant Manager for Taco Bell in Newark, Delaware.
Fatima accepted Jesus at an early age. She was a member at Solid Rock Baptist Church, New Castle, Delaware {Bishop Daniel F. Thomas}; Faith City Family Church, Newark, DE {Pastor Steve Hare} and then Fight for Families Fellowship, Wilmington, Delaware {Pastor's James and Carolyn Hinmon}. She and her sisters were a part of the youth and outreach ministry, and the choir. They were instrumental in their parents coming back to church. They were faithful and looked forward to going to church services. Fatima affirmed her faith in Jesus when joined Fight For Families Fellowship Cotillion teaching young girls to become young ladies and excel in life through Jesus and traditional tools such as correct communicating skills and much more.
Fatima has two children, Ty-Key and Danyelle, in which she deemed them, "Her Heart". She loved her children and put them before herself. She was very independent and worked hard to support her family. She loved her sisters and had a heart for her family and people in general. She loved unconditionally.
Fatima had different stages growing up and was an adventurous child. There was the "Fluffy" stage and then the "Rara" stage. She was unafraid and went from "Evil Knievel" to "Dare Devil" jumping and climbing on everything the playgrounds had to offer. She enjoyed going to the beach, dancing, cookouts, and spending time with family.
Fatima was preceded in death by her father Zachary Burrell; grandfather's, Livingston
(Scottie) Burrell, and Stuart E. Moore, Sr.; grandmother's, Sarah Burrell, Lillian Price, and
Viola Thomas; aunt's Victoria Sutton, and Viola Mae Thomas. She leaves to cherish her
memory her two children, Ty-key Moore and Danyelle Harden; parents, Elder Daniel Otis and Mrs. Deborah Thomas; four sisters, Zakiyyah Davis (Lowann); Malikah Burrell (Bash); Rashena Henry (Juan); Temesa Taylor (Wayne); brother, Daniel Henry (Heather); one granddaughter, Amari Moore; grandparent's, Ronald Price, Sr. (Zaida); and Bishop Daniel F. Thomas (Lois); a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, other family and friends.