Kenneth Allen Moore

He was born in Pomona, California to Donald Danny Moore and Jo’Ann Scott Moore on October 12, 1970.

Kenneth was a proud father who took pride in working hard to provide for his family throughout the years. He spent the majority of his working life as a water quality and production worker working for a water company in California. To put it simply he loved his family with everything he had. He was an amazing husband, father, and papa. He was very particular about the way that he wanted things done, to a point where he could be a bit stubborn, but in all he was a pretty great guy. When he was not hanging out with family he enjoyed fixing things, riding his dirt bike, shooting his guns, working on his mustang, tinkering with his tools, building things, sandblasting mirrors, playing Candy Crush passed level 13,000, pretty much anything to keep him busy. When football season came along you could hear him cheering on the Pittsburg Steelers. He was the love of his wife’s life and “she was his queen, his Babydoll”. He lived his life according to his favorite saying which was “I am What I am”

Kenneth is survived by his parents Donald and Jo’Ann Moore of Lucerne Valley, CA, by his wife of 35 years, Rebecca Moore of Colorado City, by his sons Justin Moore and wife Cheyanne of Colorado City and Kenneth Moore Jr. and wife Jessee of Colorado City, and by daughters Brandi Yancey and husband Malik of Colorado City, Deidre Weidt and husband Brandon of Colorado City, and Kaylene Moore and Fiancé Jacob Thompson of Colorado City. He is also survived by his grandchildren Janiyah, Ny’Aijah, Khaliyah, Milah, Laney, LJ, Danny, Mason, Tristan, Ethan, Logan, Morgan, Carson, Adrian, Aliyah, Aria, and Arielle, and by his sisters Rhonda Morelez and husband Jesse of Apple Valley CA and Jolene Grigsby and husband Jay of Apple Valley CA, as well as by several nieces, nephews, cousins, and his furbaby Wookie Man.

A private family service will be held at a later date.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Kiker Seale Funeral Home in Colorado City, Texas

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