Mattie K. Moore

Moore, Mattie K.  – of Knoxville passed away on Monday, December 10, 2012 at her residence. Preceded in death by father, Leonard Dupree, mother, Minnie Dupree Walker, brothers, Robert, Leonard and Junell Dupree, sisters, Margaret Clayton, Maybell Brown and Georgia Ruth Anderson. Leaves to cherish her memories: sons, Charlie, Ervin and Mickey Moore, Anthony, Leonard and Michael North; daughters, Rosemary (Clarence) Mack, Terrell North, Minnie (Raymond) Isom; a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Family will receive friends on Saturday, December 15, 2012 from 5:00 – 6:00pm at Fern Street Missionary Baptist Church. Reverend Marty Jordan officiating and Pastor Gregory Sawyer eulogist. Interment will be held on Monday, December 17, 2012 at Highland Cemetery in Chattanooga, TN.

2 Responses to “Mattie K. Moore”

  1. Judy Thorpe says:

    As we make our journey throu this life, death is our final stop. Even the perfect man, Jesus Christ, “Gave way to tears.” So greatly grived was he over the death of his friend, Lazarous.(John11:35) Jesus said “I am the rewurrection, & the life.”(John11:25) What a wonderful gift we have been givin, to have the hope of seening our loved ones once again.

  2. Judy Thorpe says:

    Without fear the way ahead¸ seems more distinct & clear- & we realize there’s nothing, we need ever face alone, for our heavenly Father loves us & our problems are his own. (Ps. 46:1) Jesus said I am the resurrection, & the life. He that exercises faith in me , though he dies, will come back to life. (John 11:25) In the Bible, the Greek word, translated “resurrection” literally means “ a standing up again” It implies that a person is restored to life, retaining his or her unique identity, personality, & memories. This gives us very much hope, for our future. There is a day coming when every person who has fallen asleep in death will wake up & live on a newly restored earth with us, never worrying about sickness or death anymore. I hope that you can find comfort & encouragement in the above verses or those of your own.(Acts 24:15, & Luke 7;12-14) What a wonderful hope, that of seeing our loved ones once again.

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