Kenneth Dudley Moore

March 28 , 1934 - September 08 , 2020

VISITATIONS:

Friday, September 11, 20202:00 ~ 8:00 PMMichigan Memorial Funeral Home

SERVICES:

Private

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Obituary

MOORE, Kenneth D., age 86, of Adrian, September 08, 2020. Beloved husband of Minnie Moore. Loving father of Kenneth J. (Robin) Moore and Bryan (Heather) Moore. Dearest grandfather of Marissa, Brandon, Zachary and Hailey. Ken was proud to serve in the U.S. Army during the Korean War in the Army Corps of Engineers. A faithful Christian most of his life, he was active member of the Ridgeway Church of the Nazarene for many years. Ken loved to hunt and fish, particularly Fletcher Pond with his two boys. He was an avid photographer and woodworker, often combining both hobbies to make cherished decorations for family. Ken worked as a millwright for 42 years at McCord Gaskets in Wyandotte upon retiring in 1991. He was loved and will be missed by all who knew him. He is preceded in death by his parents Kathryn and Calvin Moore, his brothers Jack Moore, Derwood Moore and Thomas Moore and sisters Billy Moore, Betty Lushnot and Lila Charette.

Condolences

Uncle Kenny you will be miss by so many! It gives me comfort to know you are in the hand of our Loving Holy Father! Our prayers go out to you Aunt Minnie and the family, you are all in our hearts! Uncle Kenny I know you are welcomed into heaven by all of your siblings (My dad, Tommy) and Grandma and Grandpa Moore! Love you forever Al and Sandy Moser (Moore) Sandra and Al Moser
To the Moore family, you will be in my prayers. He was such a sweet man. Julie Nye
Thinking of you and your family, Ken. I’m so sorry. Kit Moran
We are sorry for your loss Bryan and family. May you experience Jesus' loving arms around you in your sorrow. Rich and Sue Copeland
Minnie You and your family our in are prayers. He was a special man who knew the lord. Love always, David and Linda Stretch Linda Stretch
Our condolences to the entire Moore family and our thoughts and prayers are with you all. God Bless you all! Tonya & Richard Dvorsky
To Minnie, Kenny and Bryan-I'm so sorry for your loss. Ken was a wonderful man and I am privileged to have some great memories of him in the short time I was at Westland Nazarene. For you, there is a lifetime of memories you can be thankful for. I pray for your peace and comfort in a very difficult time. Dennis Clevenger