Bonnie Moore

 Bonnie Moore

Bonnie’s greatest joy in life was her family, and she loved them with everything she had. Her family grew larger every time she met someone (or an animal) who needed a place to call home. Whether by offering a listening ear or opening her home to anyone in need, she created a space where all felt welcomed and cherished.

As the loving wife of an Army soldier, she opened her home to his fellow service members, offering warmth, care, and a safe haven to call home. Bonnie’s home was always filled with laughter, love, and the comforting smells of Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners she joyfully hosted year after year.

One of Bonnie’s greatest passions was scrapbooking, a hobby that allowed her to preserve the memories and stories of those she loved, creating beautiful legacies for generations to come.

Her positivity in her final days left a lesson for all who knew her that no matter what life gives you, there is something to enjoy each and every day.

She leaves behind a legacy of dear friends, enormous love, giving to those she knew and the strangers she saw in need, a great appreciation for laughter, and books full of cherished family memories.

Bonnie leaves behind a family who adored her and miss her terribly.

Bonnie is preceded, in death by her husband William H Moore Jr.; and son David.

Bonnie is survived by her five children: Chris; Tonya (Mark); Lesley (Dave); Nathan (Chelle); Amy (Joe); Her fifteen Grandchildren; Joy; Tracy; Ashley; August; Amber; Rylee; Landon; Olivia; Nicholas; Will; Jaxson; Camille; Allison; Baileigh; and Kaydie; Her three Great Grandchildren: Brody; Addie; and Sophia; her sister Brenda (Ronnie) Brooks; her niece Rhonda Brooks her kidsTrey and Jessica Gober; her nephew Ron (Lisa) their children Charlotte and Jocelyn; and her dog, Gizzy!

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the animal shelters.