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Mark loved hunting and fishing, Dr. Pepper, spending time with his kids and grandkids. He loved hanging out with family and watching movies. He would give the shirt off his back or his last $10 to help someone. Mark worked at Ronnie Ward Chevrolet in Columbia, LA for a large portion of time and Keebler. Mark was intelligent, smart and witty. His favorite thing to do with his kids was hunting and fishing. He was an avid outdoors and sportsman. He truly had a love that was one of a kind for his kids and family. Mark had a lot of friends that loved and cared for him.
Mark was preceded in death by his father, Gerald D. Moody.
Those left to cherish his memory are his mother, Martha Rose Moody; son, Taylor Rayne Moody; daughter, Jordan Allison Moody; grandchildren, Walker Deacon Moody, Waylon Rayne Moody, Winona Sage Moody; siblings, Derek Todd Moody, Christopher Moody; nieces and nephews, Mason Todd Moody, Malori Noel Moody, Marleigh Kate Moody.
Pallbearers will be Derek Moody, Chris Moody, Jordan Moody, Mason Moody, Amy Killian, Taylor Rayne Moody, LaKota Moody.
Honorary Pallbearers will be Walker Moody and Waylon Moody.
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