Lucrecia Renea Moore Obituary

March 11, 2024

Rochelle Joyner wrote a sympathy message

“My heart was heavy when I received notification that Lucrecia had transitioned. I will always remember the lovely conversation we had and the big smile on her face when we saw each other in Targets. It was a wonderful time as we reminisce in the aisle about the good times we had during our years in Winston-Salem. Lucrecia's strong determination and positive attitude was very inspiring and will never be forgotten. May God Bless the Moore family during your time of bereavement. Rochelle Joyner”

March 11, 2024

Sheryl Cozart wrote a sympathy message

“I knew Lucrecia at Glenn, and then we became closer at Carolina. We laughed a lot when we were together. I admired her ability to run a marathon. I hadn’t seen her in a few years, yet my heart will miss her dearly. I send my deepest condolences to her family and friends. Sheryl Conrad Cozart”

March 11, 2024

Lisa Thomas wrote a sympathy message

“I've known Lucrecia all my life. We grew up in the same church at Emmanuel Baptist Church. We went to school together from elementary all the way to Glenn High. She was a great person. She was always nice with a great smile! She will truly be missed. My prayers go out to her family and friends. - Lisa Black Thomas”

March 11, 2024

Pamela Barr wrote a sympathy message

“I have known Lucretia since my cousin Patsy used to babysit us both I was around 6 so she had to have been 4. Years later we ended up attending the same High school. I only knew her Mother Louvenia and not her father but we loved her and we will miss her. Sleep peacefully my fellow Bobcat until we meet again”

March 10, 2024

Nadyne Brown wrote a sympathy message

“When I heard the news, it took my breath away. Lucrecia was a product of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Winston-Salem. She grew up as one of our babies. My prayer goes out for her family and friends. May God wrap His arm of comfort and grace around you and give you peace. Nadyne Taylor Brown”