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Jennifer Moore Obituary
MOORE JENNIFER D. MOORE Of Washington, DC made her transition on Friday, September 25, 2009 at The Washington Hospital Center. She leaves to mourn her passing her mother, Rosa Moore-Bell (Harvey); father, Calvin Moore (Joanne); grandmother Flora J. Moore and a host of relatives and friends. Memorial services will be held Friday, October 2, 2009 , 10 a.m. at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, 1630 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, Dc. Rev. Cornelius Wheeler officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations in her name may be made to Vermont Avenue Baptist Church.
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Memories and Condolences
for Jennifer Moore
Valerie Y. Jordan Matthews
October 5, 2009
To Rosie and the Moore Family:
I wish that life could be all about rainbows, but as it stands all rainbows appear to be beautiful only after the rains. When the rain storms are more intense the rainbow appears to be more vivid and beautiful than ever! Isn't that a wonderful gift of God!
I pray that you are able to focus on the vastness and beauty of the rainbows of Jennifer's life. What a gift to us all!
Rosie, we are all blessed by this gift of Jennifer, through you! I pray for you, your brother and the rest of your family. Sis, I love you! May the Lord continue to keep you, make His face to shine upon you, and give you His continuous peace. Remember to look...so you can see the rainbows!
Maalika Moore
October 4, 2009
It hurts that I never voiced to Jen my love for her. I'm really struggling now, seeking forgiveness. I prayed and prayed for her to overcome the pain she was in and I now know that God has lead her to a much better place and I am so happy that she is no longer in pain.
Cuzo, I love you and I'm glad you are freee! I'll see you on the other side.
Rose Ann Moore
October 3, 2009
My "daughter", my niece, my loving angel. I watched you from birth to adolescence to adulthood and I felt you make your transition. As Sponge said, there are really no words to describe this emptiness, yet we are comforted in the assurance that you knew the Lord and you are resting gently with Him. My prayers have been unceasing that we may all experience a safe and blessed passage through this storm. Again we thank God for the 36 years that he gave you to us! I love your Mom,Dad and Step Mom and StepDad with all my heart and I know that God will keep us strong in this boundless love! No more sorrow for you sweetie, you are free at last!
Fly high Angel!
Love Aunt Rose
October 3, 2009
May God continue to give you strength.
Charles and Gloria Wilson, Bowie, MD
Tarita (Karen's daughter)
October 2, 2009
Rosie,
I'm sorry about the loss of your daughter. I know you two were close and it will be hard to cope but grasp strength from the memories and good times you two cherished. I pray that time will ease the pain of your loss.
Brenda Hamilton
October 2, 2009
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. May God bring you comfort during this time.
Member Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Belinda Peterson
October 2, 2009
Rosie, I can remember you and Jennifer from many years ago. We have a dear mutual friend in Jewel. For as long a I can remember, you and Jennifer had a bond like no other. Our God may have taken her home, but you still have your memories for a lifetime, so hold on to them as they will help to fill that void as you continue to live your life, as Jennifer would want you to.
Trelesa Newman
October 2, 2009
Jennifer was a wonderful person. She will be sadly miss. She always had a kind word to say at work. She told me that we would talk when she came back to work. I, was and still so shocked about her passing. But I no that God wanted her home. Now she is one of his angels looking down on all of us.
To the Moore family my deepest sympathy goes out to you.
Rashaad Moore
October 1, 2009
I remember being so irritating to my cousin Jen. I would get on her nerves and mess with her just for fun of it like it was no tomorrow. I remember living in Maryland back home with family and enjoying the best times life could offer to a young teenage boy. Jennifer and I always cracked jokes on one another and honestly it was the only way we new to express ourselves.. She was my big little cousin and I loved her. Her smile was just like a Moore's smile.... full of life. I never got the chance to even say these things to her but I pray she hears me when I say, I love you Jen. My faith in God gives me the faith to know she can hear me when I say this. You will be missed but we will keep you close into our hearts and in our prayers forever.
Kenyatta Jenkins
October 1, 2009
My condolences to the Moore family. I haven't seen or spoken to Jennifer in years but am shocked to learn of her passing. I have know her since we were little girls, from going to Mt. Airy and Shaw.
I will keep you family in my prayers.
CS
October 1, 2009
My deepest oondolences to Jennifer's family:
Psalms 147:3 states: 3 He is healing the brokenhearted ones, And is binding up their painful spots.
Marie Matthews
October 1, 2009
I'm so sorry for the lost of your only angel. She will surely be missed. I'm so glad I got to see her recently.
You two were so close and inseperable that she will still be by your side. There was a special bond you two had and anyone who ever met you would know it. I did when I first met you all over 20 years ago and Jenny nicknamed me "Tweety Bird". LOL! Only she could call me that.
I just hope she hold onto the sunflower seeds and not feed the birds by tossing them all over my yard.
Love you,
RIP Jenny
Tweety Bird
Auntie Wilma Moore
October 1, 2009
I really only got to know Jennifer on a couple of visits to DC in the past 5 years. I was taking my 10-month-old grandson to New York and Jen & I got to talk. I was so happy to tell her about the many mistakes and dumb decisions I had made in my my life and why I'm so on fire for God now. It encouraged her and she was able to confide in me a little. Aunties are like that ... you can tell them some things you wouldn't dare tell your mom.
Then in August of this year when Jen's grandma was in the nursing facility, the dietician came to ask grandma what she wanted for breakfast. My mom said, "No coffee please." I said, "Hey but I could drink it." The very next day when Rosa & Jen came to visit grandma, Jennifer gave me a bag. Jen had brought me coffee singles, cream, sugar, stirrers and an insulated cup! It's the small things that mean so much. I love and miss you Jennifer
Porshia Hawkins
October 1, 2009
Jennifer you will be missed. I will miss you greatly. RIP
Love you girl.
Porshia
XOXO <3
Pearl Garcia-Warren
October 1, 2009
May God and the memories of Jennifer bring you comfort.
Sharonda Savoy
October 1, 2009
Rosa,
God has called a beautiful angel to his presence. Her wittiness and laughter will be remembered always. My condolences and prayers are always with you.
Kathleen Rogers
October 1, 2009
Although I was never fortunate enough to meet Jennifer in person, I know she was a beautiful, loving, and caring person by hearing her Mother speak of her so often. It is very evident that Rosa and Jennifer shared a love and bond much stronger than most. Jennifer's kindness and beautiful smile will shine on through you Rosa. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Linda Schwartz
October 1, 2009
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
Edith Perry
October 1, 2009
Every now and then God takes a walk through the flower garden of life and He selects a flower for His bouquet. We thank God for the gift that He gave you in your daughter. May the peace of God that passes all understanding be yours. Edith
Tim
September 30, 2009
You are in my prayers.
Doc & Yolanda Williams
September 30, 2009
To the Moore Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you grieve the loss of your beloved Jennifer. It is difficult to understand when someone so young is taken from our midst. But it is the time when that "so great faith" whispers to us that God is still on the throne and He never makes a mistake. His ways are not our ways nor His thoughts our thoughts. Just know that God will give you the strength to carry you through and with that His peace that surpasses all understanding. Find comfort in knowing that she is now resting in the loving arms of her heavenly Father.
September 30, 2009
I love you Jennifer and I will miss you.
love always,
your cousin Aaron
September 30, 2009
I love you Jennifer and you will be missed. The void i feel cannot even be described but you know my heart. I know you're in a better place, having already connected with J.C. and I know I will join you on the other side. My prayers are with those you leave behind as we begin to heal from our loss. I love you Calvin & Rosa. Always & Forever. Sponge
Geraldine Jones
September 30, 2009
To Rosa and Harvey,
Jennifer will truly be missed. She was such a beautiful and kind person. Take comfort in knowing that she is at peace with her Lord and Savior.
Geraldine "Geri" Jones, VABC
Nikko Toogood, VABC
Christine J. Cook, VABC
Alfatah Moore
September 30, 2009
I can barely remember my first flight in an airplane. I must have been only about 4 or 5 years old, and there weren't any adults with me. But I was with Jen. She did a great job of looking out for her younger cousin—buckling me in, pointing out things in the window, coloring, and of course, making sure I didn’t get lost. Jennifer was always "looking out" and trying to make sure everyone had a good time. We used to argue about her being the boss--but what could I do, she was the oldest (smiles). She treated me like a little brother (uggh), but loved me like one too (yeaah!). I'll always love ya cuzzo! Thanks for teaching me how to fly.
Maureen Johnson
September 30, 2009
To the Moore Family, We are sorry for your lost. Jennifer will live on in the hearts of everyone who loves her. Cherish your memories.
Maureen Johnson and Family (V Street)
Jesse Moore
September 30, 2009
Hi Moore Family & Friends,
I prayed and prayed for God to allow my sweet niece to live, but God said no. I wanted to get mad, sad, make excuses, kick and raise a fuss. But our parents have often told us 'no' because they know what is best. And our God and our Heavenly Father knows what is best. Jennifer is resting now and will forever be in our hearts! I will see you on the other side little niece and will make you proud to say that I am and will always be, your ONLY UNCLE!
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