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Obituary For Lizzie Mae Moore

MOORE - Lizzie Mae Moore a resident of Jacksonville, Florida passed away on January 9, 2021. Funeral Service will be held Saturday, January 16, 2021 at 11AM at the MIXON TOWN CHAPEL of Q. L. Douglas Funeral Home, 2403 Edison Avenue. Ms. Moore's remains will rest for visitation of family and friends on Friday, January 15, 2021 from 5-8PM at the CHAPEL.

Funeral Service's for Mrs. Moore will be livestreamed via FACEBOOK on the Q. L. Douglas Funeral Home page starting at 10:30AM on Saturday, January 16, 2021.

Guest Book

It's 2024 mama, the new year has started, it's now been 3 years since you left us. The years have been difficult because you are so missed. Junior will soon be a father. Darian is now married and Ashley is engaged. Family celebrations, and holidays will never be the same without you, daddy and Deborah. missing you all so much. I love you mama.

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Happy Mother's Day Mama, It's so hard to celebrate this day without you here. I miss you so much. You were a wonderful mother. How I wish we could have had more time together. Rest on mama, I will forever love you. Love you much, Janice

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Mama it's been a year already since you left us to be with the lord. It has been so hard without you here. I miss you so much mama. Our talks, your laughter, your smile and just our time spent together. My heart still hurts and it seems the pain never seems to go away. Rest on mama with daddy until I see you again. My eternal love, Janice

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Happy Heavenly Birthday Mama! It's been 11 months since you left us and it still feels like yesterday. Mama I miss you and dad so much and this pain never goes away. You have been a wonderful mother and I'm so blessed to have had you here. The holiday season is not the same without you and dad. I'm praying that God continues to give me strength to get through. Mama celebrate your 86th birthday with daddy and our lord. I know you will have a joyous time. My eternal love Mama, Janice

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Mama, I'm so heart-broken today, but I wanted to wish you a Happy Mother's day. The first mother's day that I'm not able to spend with you. I'm missing you so much mama,your voice, your smile, your wisdom, your humor, your advice, and most of all your love and care everyday of my life. I'm so happy you and daddy are together again forever. Until I see again. I love you mama, Janice

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Mom... words cannot express my sadness. Someone as special as you will never be forgotten. You will remain in our hearts forever. Where ever a beautiful soul has been there is a trail of beautiful memories. You will always be in our hearts. Love,Fran❤️👑

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To Janice & Deborah, My condolences to your family in the passing of your dear mother, Mrs. Lizzie Mae. Your mother was a beautiful, kindhearted and caring lady. I remembered how she was truly appreciative and delighted for the fruit basket she received. She was so sweet. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Moore and Wright Family. God bless you and comfort you. Shirley Jones & Family

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Hey Grandma it's your grandson Dominick. I will never forget Super Bowl 50 when you said "Why does Cam have no ass!" and I told you he didn't need one because he isn't a women, and how the whole room started to laugh. I'm also grateful for you getting me my PlayStation back in early 2016. You always loved to retell the story of how you told me to go in the back room and grab a box and when I came out I told you I don't see a box but I see a PlayStation, I remember playing it that same day. Although this holiday season is one we'd rather forget its nice to know I'll always have a keepsake. Love you Grandma Rest In Peace.

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Good Morning Mama, Yesterday was one month since you transitioned and I know and feel that you're wondering as to why I hadn't signed your guestbook yet. But truthfully Mama, I've suddenly been faced with the hardest dilemma that I've ever had to face, that is the reality that you're no longer here with us and that you aren't coming back. I've never considered myself as a selfish person but as soon as I was notified of your transition on 1/9/21 at 3:45 am instantly raging selfishness appeared asking God "Why"? and to give my Mama back to me!!! Mama, you were a true vision of inspiration and the light at the end of my tunnel. You were there for me when I got married and there for the birth of all 3 of my children, your grandchildren. Not only did you teach me to become the wife, mother and grandmother that I am today you further insisted that I be self-reliant and authentic and not to be a replica of others. Mama. I'll forever miss our conversations, our laughs, when you would call me and say that I just need to vent and our ups and downs like most mother's and daughters have. The memorable dishes (i.e. Sweet Potatoe Pies, that unforgettable Jambalaya Cuisine and the creamy Potatoe Salad that would just melt in your mouth. And lastly Mama. I remember you calling me the morning after Marcus purchased me a new SUV for my birthday. When I answered the phone you greeted me with "Good Morning Miss Rich Bitch:!and we both just screamed and laugh. Mama, I miss and love you sooo very much. Rest well, You deserve it! Job well done! Deborah

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Grandma, it took me a while to write in your guestbook and to come to terms with the fact that you're no longer with us. And even as I write now, I know that this provided space will never be able to summarize what you meant to me and our family. Grandma, I miss you so much. I think back to our long talks on my way to/from work and the advice you'd give me about any and everything. We talked about EVERYTHING. Nothing was off limits. You were my "therapist" and I knew I could always come to you with any issue. We would laugh and you would tell me that "I owed you a fee for your services." I remember your distinct laugh...it was contagious. I would call you and say "hello" in a funny voice and each time you'd laugh to your heart's content...no matter how many times I would do it. Those laughs are now memories and if I listen really hard, I can still hear you laughing. I'll never forget that laugh. I'll never forget how much you'd tell me how proud of me you were, how much you admired my ability to move fearlessly and pursue my goals as a young woman. I'll never forget our conversations about guys, relationships, marriage, career, celebrity gossip, etc. I would call you and vent about my previous jobs and you were always there to listen. And each time we hung up you'd say "thank you for calling, Miss Ash. Grandma loves you." You wanted me to be happy in my career. You were so focused on making sure that I was in an area that I loved. You were excited for me to start my career back in criminal law and I'm happy to tell you that I did it, grandma. I never got a chance to tell you about my first day...but I'm back. And I cant wait to make you proud. Writing this is difficult for me but you taught me the value of strength, perseverance and what it means to push through difficult times. Even though you're no longer here physically, I know you're with us all in spirit, leading us and guiding the family every step of the way. I thank you for your love, warmth, and affection. Thank you for always being there for me. Thank you for loving me. The last time we had our girl talk I would have never known that would have been my last time hearing your voice. Only if heaven had a phone...I'd give anything to hear your voice again. To hear you say "hey Miss Ash..." just one more time. I promise, Grandma. I'm going to make you proud. Until we meet again... Love, Ashley "Miss Ash"

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Mama,this is the hardest thing I ever had to do. Realizing and accepting that you, our family matriarch is no longer here with us. Mama there is so much I can say about you. This message will not do justice to the person you were and the special relationships you had with those who knew you. You were a wonderful, strong, caring, and loving mother. It is an honor to be your daughter and I thank God for blessing me with you. Mama it is soooo hard, I love you soooo much and I miss not having you here with me. People tell me to treasure memories. There are so many memories to treasure. Mama I will always treasure our talks, and special times together, the things you did for me and all that you taught me. You loved us so much and wanted us to be happy but mama I hope you know how much we loved you and that you made us happy everyday with you. Mama I wish I could have had more time here with you, but God knew best. Mama, daddy and I will love and treasure you everyday. Your family loves you, misses you, and will always treasure you. Until we see you again. My eternal love mama, Janice

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Deborah, I was saddened to hear the news about your mother's transition. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May She Rest In Peace. Chrystal

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To the Moore family May the Peace of God guard your hearts and minds as you go through your bereavement. With deepest sympathy Cynthia Whigham and family

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To The Wright & Moore Families: Losing a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and mother in law is one of the deepest sorrows a heart can know. Nothing ever prepares you for saying good-bye to someone who's always been a part of your life. Mrs. Moore has left many beautiful memories and a legacy that says, "We Are Family" and we'll always be. The Sunday Family dinners that included the best potato pies you'll ever eat as well as the wholesome conversations you'll always remember and the smile that will never be erased. All of these memories and many more brings you comfort in knowing that the life of Mrs. Lizzie Mae Moore will always be remembered and always Loved. We will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers. With Love, Walter & Pamela Wright James Family

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To the Wise and Moore family. We were sadden to hear of cousin Lizzie Mae's passing. May God continue to bless, comfort and strengthen you all during this time . From your cousins the Sheffield and Corbitt family.

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I regret that I didn't get one last loooooong conversation with Mrs Moore. She looooooved to talk and could hold a conversation about anything. We started off rocky because she thought I was an arrogant, self observed teenager when I was dating her grandson. But I earned her respect after giving her two great grand sons. She taught me how to be an attentive mother and fight for my sons to receive good healthcare and fair treatment in school. She was like a grandmother to me. I appreciate all of the hot meals and leftovers at her home. I loved her sweet potatoe pie, red velvet cake and broccoli casserole. I appreciate all of the Easter Bunny cakes she baked for my sons. She taught me how to cook full meals over the phone when I was a young adult right out of college, living out of town, raising her great grand son. She read all of my articles in the newspaper and kept many of them as keepsakes. We truly developed a genuine respect and love for each other. I will miss her and I look forward to seeing her in Heaven to have a loooooong conversation while she shows me around. Rest in Heaven, Mrs Moore🥰😘🙏🏽

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An angel has left the earth to be with our eternal father! RIP Aunt Lizzie Mae. Love you. Your niece and family. Sharon Wise Wimberly

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The MIRANDA Family will keep you in our prayers. May God forever keep you in his care.

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Grandma, There are so many countless memories that I will always cherish from my childhood to adulthood. You were always there for me whenever I needed anything whether it was for advice, a listening ear or just someone to comfort me If I was feeling down or discouraged. You always wanted to make sure all of your family was ok. I am going to miss your smile and times of laughter with you. You are a part of the reason I am the woman and mother I am today. There were certain things I remember you telling me when I became a new mother and they definitely stuck with me. When it came to Jalen you would always say " I know you don't want me telling you what to do but I'm going to tell you anyway". I will always appreciate that ma, because your wisdom was like no other. We love you grandma and miss you dearly. Love, Kim and Jalen.

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Ma, you were more than a grandma, you were a friend to me. I enjoyed our conversations ranging from politics, sports, and talk shows. I will truly miss our biblical discussions on various topics. Those discussions are helping me to cope during this trying time, knowing that you were a believer in Christ, and are now with Him. It is comforting to know that you have witnessed first hand how our Savior looks, talks, and moves. You can now see His pierced side and the holes in His hands as a constant reminder of what He did for us. How wonderful. These will always be daily thoughts of comfort to me. Until we meet again, I will love you always. Your loving grandson, Darian

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Most of the memories from my early years of life include Grandma Lizzie Mae. I spent countless days with her while my parents were in school. She taught me how to pray and introduced me to what are still some of my favorite foods, desserts, and movies. Just a few months ago she told me "I'm old, but I don't act old". That statement is one of the best ways to describe her. She was always up to date on the latest news and celebrity gossip. Not many people could say that their great grandma knows who Cardi B is. She would often say she has no interest in a certain topic, football for example, but yet she could tell you all of the latest headlines about it. This shows how informed she was about everything. Having a conversation with her was effortless, because she'd do most of the talking about a variety of subjects, never leading to a dull moment. Whenever I'm cold I will remember her telling me to put on a jacket, whenever it's dark I will remember her telling me to turn on a light, and whenever I have a hole in my sock I will remember her getting angry, telling me to throw it away. I will miss you, and I'll be telling stories about you for the rest of my life. I love you, Grandma Lizzie Mae.

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To my Moore and Wise family, our hearts are heavy but may the comfort of God's hands hold us. With Love, Stella and Beverly

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Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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