Donald Lorenzo Moore was born to Jessica b. Moore and Willie J Moore Sr. on January 15th, 1966, in Chicago, Il. Due to weather and sickle cell Jessica moved Donald, along with sister Liz and brother Will to Oakland in 1974. Then in 1976 they moved to Fresno, Ca to join family that previously made the move from Chicago to Fresno. Donald was the cutest baby we call him "Donald duck" we all were very protective over him. He briefly attended Edison high school, where he developed a love for sports which his favorite teams were the Cowboys and the Lakers. He loved tennis, chess, domino's, baseball, and karate movies. His first love was music, he played extremely loud for the entire neighborhood to hear. He taught himself to play keyboard, occasionally played for family and at the sickle cell ball. As he got older and became a man, he was given the name "Don Juan" and was the biggest flirt and jokester, which resulted in a whole lot of girlfriends. Despite life's challenges, he had a big heart, which led him to father 4 children. Donald was very proud of all his kids and grandkids and loved them very much. For personal reasons, he kept his distance but would often show up or get picked up for holidays and special family gatherings.

Proceeding his arrival in heaven are: His Mother Jessica B. Moore, Grandmother Louise Harris, Brother Willie Moore, Uncle Robert Harris, Elthena Lowry, Cousins: Roger Harris, Haji Brooks, Monique Watson, Monique Horton. Left to cherish his beautiful memories are: His children, Deandre, and his wife Teyoni Moore, Donisha Hurd, Crystal Edwards, and Aaron Moore. Grandchildren: Erik Hurd Jr., Anaiya Hurd, Serena Moore, JaCara Davis, Nyshon Edwards, Sa'Nylah Edwards, Markhiyah Edwards, and Faith Edwards. His Sister Elizabeth Harris-Harvey, Aunt Nona Harris, Aunt Ophelia Fane, Aunt Patricia Johnson, Uncle Stenis. His Niece Shalita, Nephew Tyrell Grayson, LeJon Mason, Dayton Moore and a host of great nieces, nephews, cousin's, family, and friends.

Thank you all of you who supported Donald with Love and Kindness.

Deepest Appreciation and thanks to everyone who attended, and special thanks to Cynthea Sterling long-time family friend for your loving support.                                                                                        Big appreciation and loving thanks to our Matriarch Our Queen, second Mom to most of us Nona Harris for always being there to Support, Love, and trying to keep our family together.

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