Mary Delores Moore-Woodard
Mary Delores Moore-Woodard
September 15, 1956 ~ February 1, 2017
Services for Mary Delores Moore-Woodard, 60, of Daingerfield, will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 4, 2017 at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Whitmore Cemetery, under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Hughes Springs. Mrs. Moore-Woodard will lie in state from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mary was born September 15, 1956 in Daingerfield Texas to Walter and Andrea Moore. Mary was the 4th of five beautiful children. Mary’s was educated in the Daingerfield/Lone Star Independent School District. She attended J.J. Rhodes and the Daingerfield High School. She was a proud graduate of the Class of 1975! In April of 1975 Mary gave birth to her first-born son, Jeramaine. Their bond was unbreakable. She strived to make sure Jeramaine knew that he was always loved. Mary set out to further her education at Tyler Junior College, but later returned home to assist in caring for her father. This began her passion in caring for others. She worked as a health Care Provider until 2014.
In 1980, Mary met Kelvin Woodard. To this union, three children were born named Tegria, Cindy, and Pete. Mary and Kelvin worked hard to ensure that all four children didn’t go without. She instilled in them the values of respect, love, and responsibility. She always pushed Jeramaine, Tegria, Cindy, and Pete to be independent, set goals, and most of all love each other.
Mary was preceded in death by her father, Walter Moore; mother, Andrea Moore; brothers, Melvin Moore (Bershera); Richard Moore, Walter Moore Jr.; nephew, Kevin Wilkerson, and her beloved son, Jeramaine Moore.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her loving husband of 37 years, Kelvin Woodard of Daingerfield, TX; three beautiful children, Tegria Jones (Chris) of Houston Texas, Cindy Moore of Daingerfield TX, Kelvina “Pete” Moore of Daingerfield TX; her beloved sister, Dorothy Moore of Daingerfield TX; One aunt, Betsy Faye King; two grandchildren, Brooklyn Moore of Dallas TX, D’airon James of Haskell New Jersey; three great grandchildren, Zian, Zuri, and Zion; two special God Children (Pooh and Jayden) and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Mary was born September 15, 1956 in Daingerfield Texas to Walter and Andrea Moore. Mary was the 4th of five beautiful children. Mary’s was educated in the Daingerfield/Lone Star Independent School District. She attended J.J. Rhodes and the Daingerfield High School. She was a proud graduate of the Class of 1975! In April of 1975 Mary gave birth to her first-born son, Jeramaine. Their bond was unbreakable. She strived to make sure Jeramaine knew that he was always loved. Mary set out to further her education at Tyler Junior College, but later returned home to assist in caring for her father. This began her passion in caring for others. She worked as a health Care Provider until 2014.
In 1980, Mary met Kelvin Woodard. To this union, three children were born named Tegria, Cindy, and Pete. Mary and Kelvin worked hard to ensure that all four children didn’t go without. She instilled in them the values of respect, love, and responsibility. She always pushed Jeramaine, Tegria, Cindy, and Pete to be independent, set goals, and most of all love each other.
Mary was preceded in death by her father, Walter Moore; mother, Andrea Moore; brothers, Melvin Moore (Bershera); Richard Moore, Walter Moore Jr.; nephew, Kevin Wilkerson, and her beloved son, Jeramaine Moore.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her loving husband of 37 years, Kelvin Woodard of Daingerfield, TX; three beautiful children, Tegria Jones (Chris) of Houston Texas, Cindy Moore of Daingerfield TX, Kelvina “Pete” Moore of Daingerfield TX; her beloved sister, Dorothy Moore of Daingerfield TX; One aunt, Betsy Faye King; two grandchildren, Brooklyn Moore of Dallas TX, D’airon James of Haskell New Jersey; three great grandchildren, Zian, Zuri, and Zion; two special God Children (Pooh and Jayden) and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
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September 15, 1956 ~ February 1, 2017
Services for Mary Delores Moore-Woodard, 60, of Daingerfield, will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 4, 2017 at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Whitmore Cemetery, under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Hughes Springs. Mrs. Moore-Woodard will lie in state from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mary was born September 15, 1956 in Daingerfield Texas to Walter and Andrea Moore. Mary was the 4th of five beautiful children. Marys was educated in the Daingerfield/Lone Star Independent School District. She attended J.J. Rhodes and the Daingerfield High School. She was a proud graduate of the Class of 1975! In April of 1975 Mary gave birth to her first-born son, Jeramaine. Their bond was unbreakable. She strived to make sure Jeramaine knew that he was always loved. Mary set out to further her education at Tyler Junior College, but later returned home to assist in caring for her father. This began her passion in caring for others. She worked as a health Care Provider until 2014.
In 1980, Mary met Kelvin Woodard. To this union, three children were born named Tegria, Cindy, and Pete. Mary and Kelvin worked hard to ensure that all four children didnt go without. She instilled in them the values of respect, love, and responsibility. She always pushed Jeramaine, Tegria, Cindy, and Pete to be independent, set goals, and most of all love each other.
Mary was preceded in death by her father, Walter Moore; mother, Andrea Moore; brothers, Melvin Moore (Bershera); Richard Moore, Walter Moore Jr.; nephew, Kevin Wilkerson, and her beloved son, Jeramaine Moore.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her loving husband of 37 years, Kelvin Woodard of Daingerfield, TX; three beautiful children, Tegria Jones (Chris) of Houston Texas, Cindy Moore of Daingerfield TX, Kelvina Pete Moore of Daingerfield TX; her beloved sister, Dorothy Moore of Daingerfield TX; One aunt, Betsy Faye King; two grandchildren, Brooklyn Moore of Dallas TX, Dairon James of Haskell New Jersey; three great grandchildren, Zian, Zuri, and Zion; two special God Children (Pooh and Jayden) and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Mary was born September 15, 1956 in Daingerfield Texas to Walter and Andrea Moore. Mary was the 4th of five beautiful children. Marys was educated in the Daingerfield/Lone Star Independent School District. She attended J.J. Rhodes and the Daingerfield High School. She was a proud graduate of the Class of 1975! In April of 1975 Mary gave birth to her first-born son, Jeramaine. Their bond was unbreakable. She strived to make sure Jeramaine knew that he was always loved. Mary set out to further her education at Tyler Junior College, but later returned home to assist in caring for her father. This began her passion in caring for others. She worked as a health Care Provider until 2014.
In 1980, Mary met Kelvin Woodard. To this union, three children were born named Tegria, Cindy, and Pete. Mary and Kelvin worked hard to ensure that all four children didnt go without. She instilled in them the values of respect, love, and responsibility. She always pushed Jeramaine, Tegria, Cindy, and Pete to be independent, set goals, and most of all love each other.
Mary was preceded in death by her father, Walter Moore; mother, Andrea Moore; brothers, Melvin Moore (Bershera); Richard Moore, Walter Moore Jr.; nephew, Kevin Wilkerson, and her beloved son, Jeramaine Moore.
She leaves to cherish her memory, her loving husband of 37 years, Kelvin Woodard of Daingerfield, TX; three beautiful children, Tegria Jones (Chris) of Houston Texas, Cindy Moore of Daingerfield TX, Kelvina Pete Moore of Daingerfield TX; her beloved sister, Dorothy Moore of Daingerfield TX; One aunt, Betsy Faye King; two grandchildren, Brooklyn Moore of Dallas TX, Dairon James of Haskell New Jersey; three great grandchildren, Zian, Zuri, and Zion; two special God Children (Pooh and Jayden) and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
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Rest in Peace MS. Mary. Praying for the family.To the family, we know that this hard. But hold on to all of the great memories and to each other. She is at peace now. Ms. Mary was a dear friend of my daddy (Jimmy Chism) and this is how we got to know her. She would always keep you laughing. From the Chism Family Jada, Pam, J.J . and Miranda we are deeply sorry for the lost of your love one May God bless you all.
My sympathies to family and friends of Mary Woodard: You can gain comfort and strength from looking forward to the time when as Isaiah 33:24 assures us that no earthly resident will say: I am sick. Almighty God tells us that He will keep comforting us as a mother comforts her son and that He will swallow up death forever, and will wipe away the tears from all faces (Isaiah 66:13; 25:8, 9). I hope this true hope comforts your present.