Of Washington, DC, died Sunday, February 15, 2004. Mr. Moon was born on June 6, 1953, in Atlanta, GA. He served in the Navy prior to graduating from Howard University with a degree in Sociology. He traveled to Japan to teach English and math for the Department of Defense prior to teaching at G. James Gholson Middle School in Landover, MD. He was an avid scuba diver and was a member of both the Underwater Adventure Seekers Scuba Diving Club of Washington, DC and the National Association of Black Scuba Divers. Surviving are his mother, Ruby Pinson; two brothers, Michael and Peter Moon, all of Atlanta, GA; and a daughter, Joanna Eaton-Moon of Hampton, VA. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m., Thursday, February 19 at Metropolitan Baptist Church, 1225 R St., NW, 20009.
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Joanna
December 25, 2022
Dad, I miss you so much and it gets harder every year. You would be so proud of who I´ve become! I just wish you were here to see it. I love you so much Daddy! Merry Christmas!
Joanna Eaton-Moon
January 5, 2019
I miss you everyday Daddy and I often dream of you and pray to you everyday. I wish I could have just one last hug, kiss, smile, talk just anything. You keep me focused even without your presence! I love and miss you deeply Daddy so until we meet again in my dreams is where I will keep you. You were and still are my Hero and my everything. I love you!
Veronica/Ronnie Lowery
February 23, 2004
God Bless you Babe. You truly made an impact on my life. If it weren't for you, I'd still be afraid of water. I'll miss you physically, but I'll hold memories of you close to my heart forever.
Allene Lewis
February 20, 2004
Words cannot express my heartfelt sorrow in the loss of Kenny. There will always be the childhood memories to reflect on as we all grew up in the old neighborhood. Memories of the Christmas morning skating adventures to the little visits to the "pond" will always be present in my thoughts of Kenny. May God bless and keep the Moon Family in this time of bereavement.
alice stansberry
February 20, 2004
The Shadow of Thy Wings
By
Alice Stansberry
When the trials of life be gain to emcampeth me
And my soul is wrought beneath life’s billowing seas,
Than my heart seek out the Psalms of a king,
And I find refuge in the shadow of thy wings.
When the host of hell tries to assail me,
And my strength be gain to fail me,
Than my heart seek out the Psalms of a king,
And I find refuge in the shadow of thy wings.
Oh Lord, How excellent it is,
That the children of man find refuge in the shadow of thy wings.
My prayers are with you all as you traverse this road we all must do.
agape
The Giles Family
February 20, 2004
We will miss you and always remember you through your beautiful daughter.
Ray Eaton
February 18, 2004
God Speed Brother. You will be missed and remembered.
Loretta Durham
February 18, 2004
Knowing you was truly a blessing, you will be missed.
Kim Gordon
February 18, 2004
Your absence will be felt by all. I'll miss you.
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