Jacqueline Moore Obituary
Mrs. Jacqueline Frances Whitfield Moore was born on July 11,1936 in Nashville, TN to the late Raymond Anthony Whitfield and Dora Lee Dawson Whitfield.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Lloyd Buford Moore and daughter, Tonya Moore-Young.
Jacki was a graduate of Pearl High School, Nashville and attended Tennessee State University. Her church membership began at Phillips Chapel CME Church and she later joined Mt. Gilead Baptist Church.
Through the years, Jacki loved to travel and worked part time as a hairdresser from her home. She was a childcare provider and enjoyed living life to the fullest with family and friends.
Those who remain to cherish her memories include sons, Kenneth (Carmen) Moore, Linney (Felicia) Moore; brother – Garnell Whitfield, Sr.; grandchildren – Yolanda (Jeremy) Burton, Maurice (Ericka) Moore, Kimberly (Paul) Johnson, Gino Jr. (Caneka) Moore, Lamont Moore, Sharde’ (Donte) Curry, Jeremy Williams, Alexis (Nick) Hill, Jeremiah and Joshua Moore; nephews and nieces - Garnell Jr. (Cassetta) Whitfield, Raymond Anthony Whitfield, Robin (Phil) Harris and Angela (Melvin) Crawley, Donna Stroud, Hattie Moore, Lafayette (Karen) Moore, Lloyd Moore, Mildred (James) Basham, and a host of other relatives and friends.
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