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Scott Moore Obituary
Scott leaves behind his two young boys Noah and Maverick. His only sister Tosha Nicole and 3 step Brothers David, Daniel, and Jeremy 2 nieces Aliyah & Kinsley and several cousins aunts and uncles.
From the time Scott was a little boy he radiated with love. He loved his family so very much and reminded them every chance he got. Scott had a voice filled with kindness that never cease to cheer us up. He was so smart when it came to anything about NASA and space. Meetings got only once was guaranteed to leave a lasting impression, from his baby blues to his contagious laugh he was absolutely unforgettable.
Scott was a great handyman he wore his heart on his sleeve and was an animal enthusiast especially when it came to monkeys. There was never a dull moment when he was around, from his jokes to his stories you are bound to laugh. Among his buddies, he was known as SHAGGY or as he'd like to call himself the SHAGG-MISTER. He was not just a fantastic friend but an outstanding brother Scott will be more than deeply missed!!
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4671 S Main St, Acworth, GA 30101
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