Marvin Neil Moore
November 18, 1933 ~ November 17, 2025
Marvin Neil Moore, 91, of McDonough, GA, passed away peacefully on November 17, 2025.
Marvin was a skilled brick mason who spent his life building quality work for family, friends, and his community. He was known for his steady hand, work ethic, and unwavering devotion to the people he loved.
Marvin had a deep passion for the outdoors. He especially cherished the time he spent hunting and fishing with his children and grandchildren. His family will forever carry the skills he taught them and the memories made beside him.
He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Opal T. Moore; children and stepchildren David N. Moore, Anita Hill (Clint), Tim Moore (Kimberly), Wanda McIntyre, Kay Wells (Jack), Vickie Moore, and David Bagwell; 18 grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Katherine June Moore.
The family would like to thank Kim Dallas his caretaker, for the last three years, and Southern Grace Hospice for their care and kindness.
A funeral service will be held at Southern Cremation & Funerals (640 McGarity Rd, McDonough, GA 30252) on November 21, 2025, at 1:00 PM.
He built a legacy, brick by brick, that will stand forever.
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When you met Marvin you met a friend for life. Have many memories of visits with the Moore family and always lots of jokes, laughter, good times. Prayers for his large loving family and Opal. We will miss you always friend.
I met Marvin when I was a teenager. My parents use to take me to visit him and Mrs. Opel on the weekends. It was the highlight of my weekend. He was a kind and caring man. Always made me laugh. And was a blessing to my life as a kid. He will be loved forever. So glad I got to know him.
Marvin’s daughter June was my very best friend. I spent countless days and nights at their house. The house was amazing and one of the biggest I’d ever been in. The hallway was long going to the massive living room. The first time I met Marvin he came from the hallway doing cartwheels one after the other into the living room. I knew then he was so very special. Hunting was huge in his family. Tried his best to make me gut a deer hanging from a hook. That DID NOT happen so he pulled an organ from the deer and chased me around the yard. I was always excited to visit never knowing what Marvin would do next. He gave me great memories that will last a life time. Rest in Peace🙏
I will never forget the time in my life that I was looking for work. Marvin not only gave me a job, but was great at teaching his skills. He always made me smile with his witty humor, while given me words of wisdom. He loved his family very much, and will be missed by all. Tommy Lancaster