SPC Antonio Isaac Devante’ Moore passed away Friday, January 24, 2020 while serving his country in Syria.
Antonio was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 4, 1997 to William Bernard and Crystal Eunice Felder Verreen. He was a 2016 graduate of Hoggard High. While in high school he served as a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Department, and was employed at J. Michael’s Philly Deli as well as Katy’s Bar and Grill as a chef before joining the military.
In addition to his parents are brothers Shawn O. Dunbar, Malik N. Moore and Caliel M. Verreen, sister Shaneene E. Angus, paternal grandmother Cathy Rollinson Claude and maternal grandparents Brenda and Lionel Felder.
Funeral services will be held at noon Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at Union Missionary Baptist Church, 2711 Princess Place Drive Wilmington, NC 28405. Burial will follow with full Military Honors at Greenlawn Memorial Park.∼~✾~United States Army~✾~
Spc. Antonio "Tony" Isaac Devante' Moore of Wilmington, North Carolina was killed in a rollover accident while serving our Country in Syria. He was conducting a route clearing operation when the accident happened.
Tony enlisted in the Army in May of 2017 and was assigned to the 363rd Engineer Battalion, 411th Engineer Brigade in Knightdale, NC. This was his first deployment.
Awards and Decorations include a National Defense Service Medal and an Army Service Ribbon.
Tony was a hard-working young man. He graduated from John T Hoggard High School in 2016 where he was on the varsity football team. When not in school or playing football, he could be found working as a line cook at Katy's Bar & Grill. He also had worked at J Michael's Philly Deli and was a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Dept while in high school.
Reminiscing about the not too distant past, Tony's coach spoke highly about his former player ~ "Tony was a pleasure to coach and a great teammate. He was the guy in the locker room other guys gravitated to." ~ "He was great player and an even better teammate." ~ "He was proud to serve others..."
Our prayers are with his family ~ father, mother, step-father, three brothers, and a sister. God Bless!
~✾~Heavenly Peace~✾~
Antonio was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 4, 1997 to William Bernard and Crystal Eunice Felder Verreen. He was a 2016 graduate of Hoggard High. While in high school he served as a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Department, and was employed at J. Michael’s Philly Deli as well as Katy’s Bar and Grill as a chef before joining the military.
In addition to his parents are brothers Shawn O. Dunbar, Malik N. Moore and Caliel M. Verreen, sister Shaneene E. Angus, paternal grandmother Cathy Rollinson Claude and maternal grandparents Brenda and Lionel Felder.
Funeral services will be held at noon Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at Union Missionary Baptist Church, 2711 Princess Place Drive Wilmington, NC 28405. Burial will follow with full Military Honors at Greenlawn Memorial Park.∼~✾~United States Army~✾~
Spc. Antonio "Tony" Isaac Devante' Moore of Wilmington, North Carolina was killed in a rollover accident while serving our Country in Syria. He was conducting a route clearing operation when the accident happened.
Tony enlisted in the Army in May of 2017 and was assigned to the 363rd Engineer Battalion, 411th Engineer Brigade in Knightdale, NC. This was his first deployment.
Awards and Decorations include a National Defense Service Medal and an Army Service Ribbon.
Tony was a hard-working young man. He graduated from John T Hoggard High School in 2016 where he was on the varsity football team. When not in school or playing football, he could be found working as a line cook at Katy's Bar & Grill. He also had worked at J Michael's Philly Deli and was a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Dept while in high school.
Reminiscing about the not too distant past, Tony's coach spoke highly about his former player ~ "Tony was a pleasure to coach and a great teammate. He was the guy in the locker room other guys gravitated to." ~ "He was great player and an even better teammate." ~ "He was proud to serve others..."
Our prayers are with his family ~ father, mother, step-father, three brothers, and a sister. God Bless!
~✾~Heavenly Peace~✾~
SPC Antonio Isaac Devante’ Moore passed away Friday, January 24, 2020 while serving his country in Syria.
Antonio was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 4, 1997 to William Bernard and Crystal Eunice Felder Verreen. He was a 2016 graduate of Hoggard High. While in high school he served as a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Department, and was employed at J. Michael’s Philly Deli as well as Katy’s Bar and Grill as a chef before joining the military.
In addition to his parents are brothers Shawn O. Dunbar, Malik N. Moore and Caliel M. Verreen, sister Shaneene E. Angus, paternal grandmother Cathy Rollinson Claude and maternal grandparents Brenda and Lionel Felder.
Funeral services will be held at noon Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at Union Missionary Baptist Church, 2711 Princess Place Drive Wilmington, NC 28405. Burial will follow with full Military Honors at Greenlawn Memorial Park.∼~✾~United States Army~✾~
Spc. Antonio "Tony" Isaac Devante' Moore of Wilmington, North Carolina was killed in a rollover accident while serving our Country in Syria. He was conducting a route clearing operation when the accident happened.
Tony enlisted in the Army in May of 2017 and was assigned to the 363rd Engineer Battalion, 411th Engineer Brigade in Knightdale, NC. This was his first deployment.
Awards and Decorations include a National Defense Service Medal and an Army Service Ribbon.
Tony was a hard-working young man. He graduated from John T Hoggard High School in 2016 where he was on the varsity football team. When not in school or playing football, he could be found working as a line cook at Katy's Bar & Grill. He also had worked at J Michael's Philly Deli and was a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Dept while in high school.
Reminiscing about the not too distant past, Tony's coach spoke highly about his former player ~ "Tony was a pleasure to coach and a great teammate. He was the guy in the locker room other guys gravitated to." ~ "He was great player and an even better teammate." ~ "He was proud to serve others..."
Our prayers are with his family ~ father, mother, step-father, three brothers, and a sister. God Bless!
~✾~Heavenly Peace~✾~
Antonio was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 4, 1997 to William Bernard and Crystal Eunice Felder Verreen. He was a 2016 graduate of Hoggard High. While in high school he served as a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Department, and was employed at J. Michael’s Philly Deli as well as Katy’s Bar and Grill as a chef before joining the military.
In addition to his parents are brothers Shawn O. Dunbar, Malik N. Moore and Caliel M. Verreen, sister Shaneene E. Angus, paternal grandmother Cathy Rollinson Claude and maternal grandparents Brenda and Lionel Felder.
Funeral services will be held at noon Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at Union Missionary Baptist Church, 2711 Princess Place Drive Wilmington, NC 28405. Burial will follow with full Military Honors at Greenlawn Memorial Park.∼~✾~United States Army~✾~
Spc. Antonio "Tony" Isaac Devante' Moore of Wilmington, North Carolina was killed in a rollover accident while serving our Country in Syria. He was conducting a route clearing operation when the accident happened.
Tony enlisted in the Army in May of 2017 and was assigned to the 363rd Engineer Battalion, 411th Engineer Brigade in Knightdale, NC. This was his first deployment.
Awards and Decorations include a National Defense Service Medal and an Army Service Ribbon.
Tony was a hard-working young man. He graduated from John T Hoggard High School in 2016 where he was on the varsity football team. When not in school or playing football, he could be found working as a line cook at Katy's Bar & Grill. He also had worked at J Michael's Philly Deli and was a Fire Explorer with the Wilmington Fire Dept while in high school.
Reminiscing about the not too distant past, Tony's coach spoke highly about his former player ~ "Tony was a pleasure to coach and a great teammate. He was the guy in the locker room other guys gravitated to." ~ "He was great player and an even better teammate." ~ "He was proud to serve others..."
Our prayers are with his family ~ father, mother, step-father, three brothers, and a sister. God Bless!
~✾~Heavenly Peace~✾~
