Jeanette Moore
August 29, 1931 ~ August 8, 2024
Ruth Jeanette Hussey Moore, (92) passed away on Thursday, August 8, 2024.
Jeanette was welcomed into heaven by her husband, Coleman, her daughter, Angela, by other family members and friends.
Jeanette was a graduate of Westmoore High School and enjoyed her over 40 years of working at Jugtown Pottery, Seagrove, NC, which started her love of collecting pottery
Jeanette enjoyed playing the piano and singing (and later humming) Gospel songs.
Jeanette was a lady of great faith and a dedicated member of Smyrna Church where she sang in the choir, with her beautiful tenor voice, actively attended Sunday School, Worship Services, and other church functions for the majority of her life. Jeanette was a daughter of the late Alva and Mabel Hussey and was preceded in death: husband: Coleman Moore; daughter: Angela Moore Trogdon; brother: Jackie Hussey; sister; Rose Etta Hussey.
Funeral service will be 3:00 PM; Sunday, August 11, 2024 at Smyrna Church. The family will receive friends following the service in the Family Life Center.
Jeanette is survived by sisters: Marjorie Spencer; Christine Allen, Pat Nichols (Johnnie) and many loving nieces, nephews and friends.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Smyrna Church, P O Box 1661, Robbins, N C 27325.
Condolences on line at pinesfunerals.com
Kennedy Funeral Home is serving the Moore family.
Prayers and Love to the family! Jeanette was my dear friend. I enjoyed the last 6 months I got to stay with her some. She was beautiful inside and out! Will miss her so much. But I know she is happy and rejoicing now in Heaven with her family. Love you always my friend I will see you one day again. 🙏🩷❤️
To this sweet family,
You are all so special to us! We cannot help but to be so happy for this strong and courageous lady who endured much grief with such grace. She was a wonderful person who is now reunited with her husband and daughter! We will see you, Jeanette, Hootch and Angela when we get there!
Love, Sandy and Farrell
Bunny, as we affectionately called her was a dear precious saint who had a big giving heart! She was so good to my Mama they shared many happy times together. My daughter called her “bunny hop” which she loved. I’m so happy that she is reunited with all her loved ones never to be apart again. Until we see you again sweet lady I hope you knew how much we loved you❤️The family of Earl and Vila Garner
Pete and Dottie Hussey Davis.
Bunny was a sweet hearted lady that was always kind and caring. We are sending our prayers and thoughts to the family.
From Lola Kidd and the Quince Hussey family.