Leona Jill Spivey Moore

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My brother and I spent a lot of time at the Moore house as teens having befriended all of the Moore children. Mrs Moore always shared her pearls of wisdom encouraging us to do the right things in life. I loved her sense of humor and how she made you feel valid and empowered. We were blessed to have her positive influence in our lives. To Linda, Richard, Connie and all the Moore/Spivey family, we share in your grief. She will be missed, but in our hearts forever.

The Pegram Family

Sending our sincere condolences and prayers of comfort on the Loss of your Mom. So sorry for your loss 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

To the Moore family, Sending you deepest condolences at this difficult time. May your memories bring you comfort and peace. With prayer and sympathy, Loretta Lynch

Sorry for your loss "Thinking of you and sending love" Longtime neighbor and friend. Verna Davis ❤️🙏

RiP Mrs. Moore, Southside Angel. I remember hanging over your house almost everyday with Felicia, my childhood friend and you always had a cooked meal when your children got home everyday and was always so kind and such a beautiful human being. Thanks for being apart of that village who gave me guidance. Love you Momma Moore♥️😢🙏🙌🙏Praying for the Moore family.

Pam and Family: My thoughts and prayers are with you each of you. Mrs. Moore was a kind, caring and loving woman and she will be missed by many. May her precious memories comfort you and give you all strength in the days ahead as I know they will live forever in your hearts. Asking God to wrap His loving arms around each and every one of you as He will carry you through. She is now sleeping in Heavenly peace. Prayers, hugs and much love to all.

I'm grandma's oldest grandchild. She lived on the South Side on Enterprise Street. She would always sit on the front porch with her bamboo blind on the side greeting people as they walked on the sidewalk past her house. There wasn't nobody she didn't know because she stayed there for over 30 years. Those were some of the best times of my life. You said this was going to be a hard day; and it is. Rest well Jill. 💜💜💜

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