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Marvin C. Moore
April 4, 1926 - April 30, 2017
Obituary
Marvin Cleo Moore (or so we thought). His Birth Certificate was actually Cleo Marvin Moore. He was born April 4th 1926 in Livingston, Texas to Gnendee Moore and Susan Valena Gowers Moore. He had 2 older brothers Chester and Lester and 1 younger brother Glenn.
He married Laura Mae Kimbrough on February 1st 1953 and moved to Houston.
They had 2 daughters Doris Nell born November 10th 1953 and Sandra Gail born January 22nd 1958.
His hobbies included working on cars and spending time with his grandkids.
He became granddad to all he knew. He was a chauffeur; cheer leader and biggest fan to all the kids. He helped with GMAs, Dance, Girl Scouts, Soccer, Gymnastics and Band. He rarely missed an event.
Thru the years he had property in Shephard and Onalaska where he enjoyed spending time with family. He loved taking others out in his boat to swim, ski, tube and anything they could think of.
He raised his family to love and trust God. He was very active in his church.
He was raised a hard worker and remained that way throughout his life. He was always willing to help anyone he could. He always taught us that being on time was being late.
He was a forklift mechanic at Weingarten's and Grocers Supply for many years. He retired at the age of 70, but didn't like retirement so he went back to work at Grocers Supply for 5 more years. He and Charles started a Boat and RV storage business, which they built from the ground up.
He will be missed by all!!!!
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May 02, 2017
Marvin was one of the nicest people I have ever known.
~ James Reddoch, Canyon Lake, Texas
May 02, 2017
Granddad was a man whose life testified to the power of living by God's commandments. Not only was he a beacon of light for his family but for everyone he encountered. We will all miss this kind, gentle, humble soul.
~ Ramona Merrill, Crosby, Texas
May 02, 2017
May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11
~ Lydia Olsen, Sugar Land, Texas
May 02, 2017
Sending my condolences to all of you at this time. Mr. Marvin was a wonderful man. Sweet and wonderful. He loved his family and everyone he met. He will be truly missed.
~ becky smith, crosby, Texas
May 01, 2017
Granddad will truly be missed. My fondness memories were during Girl Scouts, he was always there and he was such a trooper.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.
Suzan Zweck and Family, Crosby, Texas |Contact Me
13747 EASTEX FREEWAY, HOUSTON, TX 77039 | 281-449-6511 | MAP
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Helping a Friend Cope With Grief
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In Memory of
Marvin C. Moore
April 4, 1926 - April 30, 2017
Obituary
Marvin Cleo Moore (or so we thought). His Birth Certificate was actually Cleo Marvin Moore. He was born April 4th 1926 in Livingston, Texas to Gnendee Moore and Susan Valena Gowers Moore. He had 2 older brothers Chester and Lester and 1 younger brother Glenn.
He married Laura Mae Kimbrough on February 1st 1953 and moved to Houston.
They had 2 daughters Doris Nell born November 10th 1953 and Sandra Gail born January 22nd 1958.
His hobbies included working on cars and spending time with his grandkids.
He became granddad to all he knew. He was a chauffeur; cheer leader and biggest fan to all the kids. He helped with GMAs, Dance, Girl Scouts, Soccer, Gymnastics and Band. He rarely missed an event.
Thru the years he had property in Shephard and Onalaska where he enjoyed spending time with family. He loved taking others out in his boat to swim, ski, tube and anything they could think of.
He raised his family to love and trust God. He was very active in his church.
He was raised a hard worker and remained that way throughout his life. He was always willing to help anyone he could. He always taught us that being on time was being late.
He was a forklift mechanic at Weingarten's and Grocers Supply for many years. He retired at the age of 70, but didn't like retirement so he went back to work at Grocers Supply for 5 more years. He and Charles started a Boat and RV storage business, which they built from the ground up.
He will be missed by all!!!!
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MARVIN C. MOORE
This Guest Book has been kept open until 5/31/2018 by Brookside Funeral Home. After that date, it will remain available for viewing-only, unless sponsored.
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Index View Print Entries Most Recent to Oldest Entries
May 02, 2017
Marvin was one of the nicest people I have ever known.
~ James Reddoch, Canyon Lake, Texas
May 02, 2017
Granddad was a man whose life testified to the power of living by God's commandments. Not only was he a beacon of light for his family but for everyone he encountered. We will all miss this kind, gentle, humble soul.
~ Ramona Merrill, Crosby, Texas
May 02, 2017
May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11
~ Lydia Olsen, Sugar Land, Texas
May 02, 2017
Sending my condolences to all of you at this time. Mr. Marvin was a wonderful man. Sweet and wonderful. He loved his family and everyone he met. He will be truly missed.
~ becky smith, crosby, Texas
May 01, 2017
Granddad will truly be missed. My fondness memories were during Girl Scouts, he was always there and he was such a trooper.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.
Suzan Zweck and Family, Crosby, Texas |Contact Me
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Marvin Moore Obituary
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Funeral Etiquette
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What To Say When Someone Passes Away
What To Wear To a Funeral Service
Helping a Friend Cope With Grief
What To Say When You Don't Know What To Say
In Memory of
Marvin C. Moore
April 4, 1926 - April 30, 2017
Obituary
Marvin Cleo Moore (or so we thought). His Birth Certificate was actually Cleo Marvin Moore. He was born April 4th 1926 in Livingston, Texas to Gnendee Moore and Susan Valena Gowers Moore. He had 2 older brothers Chester and Lester and 1 younger brother Glenn.
He married Laura Mae Kimbrough on February 1st 1953 and moved to Houston.
They had 2 daughters Doris Nell born November 10th 1953 and Sandra Gail born January 22nd 1958.
His hobbies included working on cars and spending time with his grandkids.
He became granddad to all he knew. He was a chauffeur; cheer leader and biggest fan to all the kids. He helped with GMAs, Dance, Girl Scouts, Soccer, Gymnastics and Band. He rarely missed an event.
Thru the years he had property in Shephard and Onalaska where he enjoyed spending time with family. He loved taking others out in his boat to swim, ski, tube and anything they could think of.
He raised his family to love and trust God. He was very active in his church.
He was raised a hard worker and remained that way throughout his life. He was always willing to help anyone he could. He always taught us that being on time was being late.
He was a forklift mechanic at Weingarten's and Grocers Supply for many years. He retired at the age of 70, but didn't like retirement so he went back to work at Grocers Supply for 5 more years. He and Charles started a Boat and RV storage business, which they built from the ground up.
He will be missed by all!!!!
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MARVIN C. MOORE
This Guest Book has been kept open until 5/31/2018 by Brookside Funeral Home. After that date, it will remain available for viewing-only, unless sponsored.
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Index View Print Entries Most Recent to Oldest Entries
May 02, 2017
Marvin was one of the nicest people I have ever known.
~ James Reddoch, Canyon Lake, Texas
May 02, 2017
Granddad was a man whose life testified to the power of living by God's commandments. Not only was he a beacon of light for his family but for everyone he encountered. We will all miss this kind, gentle, humble soul.
~ Ramona Merrill, Crosby, Texas
May 02, 2017
May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11
~ Lydia Olsen, Sugar Land, Texas
May 02, 2017
Sending my condolences to all of you at this time. Mr. Marvin was a wonderful man. Sweet and wonderful. He loved his family and everyone he met. He will be truly missed.
~ becky smith, crosby, Texas
May 01, 2017
Granddad will truly be missed. My fondness memories were during Girl Scouts, he was always there and he was such a trooper.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.
Suzan Zweck and Family, Crosby, Texas |Contact Me
13747 EASTEX FREEWAY, HOUSTON, TX 77039 | 281-449-6511 | MAP
HOMEABOUT USFUNERALCEMETERY OBITUARIES VETERANSCOMMUNITYLIBRARY
Marvin Moore Obituary
Marvin C. Moore photos Marvin C. Moore photos
There are 142 photos in the gallery
View Photo Gallery
Service Information
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Funeral Etiquette
What To Do Before, During and After a Funeral Service
What To Say When Someone Passes Away
What To Wear To a Funeral Service
Helping a Friend Cope With Grief
What To Say When You Don't Know What To Say
In Memory of
Marvin C. Moore
April 4, 1926 - April 30, 2017
Obituary
Marvin Cleo Moore (or so we thought). His Birth Certificate was actually Cleo Marvin Moore. He was born April 4th 1926 in Livingston, Texas to Gnendee Moore and Susan Valena Gowers Moore. He had 2 older brothers Chester and Lester and 1 younger brother Glenn.
He married Laura Mae Kimbrough on February 1st 1953 and moved to Houston.
They had 2 daughters Doris Nell born November 10th 1953 and Sandra Gail born January 22nd 1958.
His hobbies included working on cars and spending time with his grandkids.
He became granddad to all he knew. He was a chauffeur; cheer leader and biggest fan to all the kids. He helped with GMAs, Dance, Girl Scouts, Soccer, Gymnastics and Band. He rarely missed an event.
Thru the years he had property in Shephard and Onalaska where he enjoyed spending time with family. He loved taking others out in his boat to swim, ski, tube and anything they could think of.
He raised his family to love and trust God. He was very active in his church.
He was raised a hard worker and remained that way throughout his life. He was always willing to help anyone he could. He always taught us that being on time was being late.
He was a forklift mechanic at Weingarten's and Grocers Supply for many years. He retired at the age of 70, but didn't like retirement so he went back to work at Grocers Supply for 5 more years. He and Charles started a Boat and RV storage business, which they built from the ground up.
He will be missed by all!!!!
Close
Send Flowers
MARVIN C. MOORE
This Guest Book has been kept open until 5/31/2018 by Brookside Funeral Home. After that date, it will remain available for viewing-only, unless sponsored.
KEEP GUEST BOOK OPEN
Index View Print Entries Most Recent to Oldest Entries
May 02, 2017
Marvin was one of the nicest people I have ever known.
~ James Reddoch, Canyon Lake, Texas
May 02, 2017
Granddad was a man whose life testified to the power of living by God's commandments. Not only was he a beacon of light for his family but for everyone he encountered. We will all miss this kind, gentle, humble soul.
~ Ramona Merrill, Crosby, Texas
May 02, 2017
May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11
~ Lydia Olsen, Sugar Land, Texas
May 02, 2017
Sending my condolences to all of you at this time. Mr. Marvin was a wonderful man. Sweet and wonderful. He loved his family and everyone he met. He will be truly missed.
~ becky smith, crosby, Texas
May 01, 2017
Granddad will truly be missed. My fondness memories were during Girl Scouts, he was always there and he was such a trooper.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.
Suzan Zweck and Family, Crosby, Texas |Contact Me
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