

Obituary
Winston Moore, of Kingston Jamaica, fell asleep on Wednesday September 10th, surrounded by the love and loyalty of his girls.
Born on Saturday November 5th 1960, Winston was the beloved son of Joseph and Violet Moore. He was deeply devoted to his family, friends, neighbors, spiritual brotherhood, and most importantly, to his loving and heavenly Father, Jehovah. To know Winston was to know strength wrapped in gentleness. He faced more than his share of health challenges, yet his resilience always shone through. Even in the hardest seasons, he carried himself with dignity and determination.
Spiritual-mindedness wasn’t something he spoke of only in words; it was who he genuinely was at his core. His faith shaped how he loved and treated everyone who crossed his path.
Warm-hearted and nonjudgmental, Winston welcomed others, despite their fears, experiences and backgrounds. Neighbors, friends, and even those who only met him briefly, often walked away encouraged by his wisdom and kindness. His protectiveness toward those he loved made them feel safe and cherished. And with his wide knowledge base - whether from life experience, personal study, or simple curiosity - he always had something thought-provoking and insightful to share.
Above all, Winston will be cherished and remembered for his faith, generosity, and the love that flowed from it.
His legacy lives on in the hearts of those who survive him: his wife and leading lady, Donnette Moore, his devoted daughters - L'Oreal and Maresa Moore; his loving mother - Violet Moore; his cherished sisters - Doreen Moore, Sonia Moore, Jennifer Gillies, and Sandra Moore; his loyal brother - Robert Moore, alongside his wife, Tasha Moore; and the many nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and neighbors, who became like family to him.
We gather now, not only to remember his life, but to reflect on the sure hope that he held very close - the promise found at John 5:28, 29 of a resurrection to life in a paradise earth, where pain and death will be no more (Revelation 21:4).
Winston’s life was a living testimony that faith, resilience, and love can leave a legacy that never fades.
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Much love and many prayers.
Agape,
Bryon Carlson
Marc & Lorraine Hedrick
Rebecca and family
We are deeply saddened about Winston’s passing. We’re grateful we had the chance to spend time with him and create so many wonderful memories together. Winston was more than a friend—he was family. He cared for people from the heart, always ready to share a story or an experience that left you smiling! To say he will be missed is an understatement. Please know our hearts are with you, and we hold onto the hope of seeing him again.

All my love to the Moore family.
Rest In Peace, My Friend
Christopher Tanks
Breda Moore, he will be missed, We're so thankful for Winston always taking time to chat with our kids, his patience, faith and determination always shine through and made us want to be better people, better christians that can face challenges with dignity, and the knowledge that we live for the real life to come.
Truth NO GAMES/No Girls, he had a little green Bible in his school bag.
My buddy Winston gave my first Jamaican Beef Pattie.
Bro Joseph Moore taught me my first scripture Outside their house on the porch on 103rd Ave.
Rom 1:20
Like his father Joseph, Winston was a fine Teacher.
They are both taking a nap. We will see them soon.
John 5:28, 29
Please accept my deepest condolences. I remember working with Brother Moore in the ministry when he asked me, “What do you think Jehovah’s favorite color is?” His love for Jehovah and others always shone through. You and your family’s kindness and warm hospitality made me feel welcome. I will always remember Brother Moore’s warmth, his smile, and his zeal for the truth. May Jehovah comfort and strengthen you until we welcome him back in paradise.
With love
Denise Osborne
At the time, I was disfellowshipped, and Lenny was seeking to learn about Jehovah. Without hesitation or judgment, Winston began a Bible study with Lenny. I will always treasure the loving, kind, and non-judgmental way he treated us.
Sometimes the study took place in Winston’s home. While I sat quietly in the living room, wrapped in a blanket from Don by the fire, Winston would study with Lenny in the next room. Occasionally, he would raise his voice just enough for me to hear the much-needed reminders of Jehovah’s laws and counsel. No words were exchanged between us—but through Winston’s spiritual discernment and wisdom, I felt Jehovah’s love and mercy being extended.
For Lenny, Winston became the father he never had. His presence, guidance, and compassion will be deeply missed as he sleeps. But with Jehovah’s help, we will be there when he awakens.
We love you, Don, Maresa, and Loreal. Thank you for sharing Winston with us.
Winston, you've taught me many things that I can never forget, and I am grateful to have known you and to call you friend. Rest well, you ran the race.

We will always remember Winston for his warm smile and the way he could light up a room with his stories. He had a gift for making
everyone feel like a friend,
and his jovial spirit was truly
contagious. His zeal for the ministry and love for Jehovah was an inspiration to all who knew him.
He has certainly left a void that can never be filled. We hope you find some comfort
in the many wonderful
memories you shared and in
the knowledge that we will see him again soon.
Tom & Pauline Wilson




Over all the years he’s never changed. One of the most loving, beautiful human beings I’ve ever known.
Can’t wait to see him again 🙏🏻
Love and condolences to his loving family that were so privileged to have him in their lives and soon to have him forever in paradise.
Love to all of you ♥️♥️



He was a gentle soul with a warm and welcoming spirit, someone whose presence brought comfort and kindness wherever he went. A loving husband, devoted father, and loyal friend, he lived a life of quiet strength and unselfish care for others.
He was a prayer warrior with a soft heart, always ready to listen, support, and lift others up. His honesty, hard work, and support touched many, a respectful man who others highly respected. Winston memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. A soft spoken man but you heard him loud and clear.
May his legacy of love, faith, and kindness continue to inspire us. My deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. To Mrs. beautiful Dawn, my sweet Lorie and my sweet Maressa I love you all. Thank you for sharing Winston with me during his challenging moments.
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Forever missed and never forgotten.
Love you Winston.
Revelation 21:4

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This memorial is not only a remembrance of Winston’s life, but also a reflection of the sure hope he carried in his heart: the resurrection promise from Jehovah, which may be fulfilled sooner than we expect. Until that time, we hold fast to the comfort of Jehovah’s words and the cherished memories Winston left with us.
This website shares highlights of Winston’s life that were meaningful to him and to us. Rather than a full life story, we invite you, his friends and loved ones, to share your memories and photos below. Together, they make up the living legacy of a man of faith, beauty, and hope.
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(P.S. In harmony with Winston’s love of flowers, gardening, and all things beautiful, we kindly invite those attending to wear color in reflection of the joyful paradise awaiting when he awakens again.)
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