Edward Moore
Edward Moore Jr, of the Southern section of Philadelphia, passed away on January 19, 2026, at age 83. Beloved husband of 58 years to Constance Hope Moore (Connie). Beloved father to son, Tyson-Edward Moore Sr and father-in-law to Lillian Moore. He is survived by grandchildren, Deanna Sinclair Moore, Alana Marie Moore, Danielle Maria Moore and Tyson-Edward Moore Jr. Brother to Barbara Nixon, Francis Brown, Tyrone Moore, Gloria Moore, Jenette Moore and Reginald Moore. Sadly missed by many nieces and nephews. Family and friends are invited to attend the viewing and funeral on Friday, January 30, from 9:30 am -11:00 am at McCafferty Funeral & Cremation Inc, 6711 Frankford Ave. (between Unruh & Knorr Sts). There will be a funeral service at 11:00 am Burial to follow, with military honors, in Lawnview Cemetery, Rockledge, PA.
Sending my deepest condolences to everyone in the family. Ed or pop pop as my daughter and I called him will be greatly missed. He was The Best Grandfather my daughter could have had. He was always present, loving and supportive throughout the milestones in her life. I remember his kindness and sense of humor and will personally miss his laugh. Although I'm filled with sadness, I know pop pop is happy and healthy in God's house. I pray that everyone finds peace and the strength needed to get through this difficult time.
Ed was a good man and one of my mother‘s favorites. I’ll never forget how she expressed her love for him by helping him find a car so that he could have transportation to get around. It was an old late 1960s Ford galaxy 500. Maroon and color with one of the largest engines in a car at that time. Ed drove that car many years and when it was time for him to get a new car, he turned it in to my brother Allen so that he would have a car to drive. It was great to see Ed attend and speak at our family reunions. Sincere condolences to Connie, there was a love supreme, and his children and grandchildren.
My cousin Ed lived a quiet Peaceful and productive life, was loved by all, and a God Fearing man. May Connie and the family seek solace in knowing that Ed is resting with the Lord. God Bless, Love Len Parks, Bonita Parks & Family.
Rest in peace, Uncle Ed. On behalf of our Mom, your Sister (who preceded you in death), Pearl Louise Hamilton! Thank you for your service! Uncle Ed was always kind, funny, and a gentle voice. When my 2nd daughter was born Uncle Ed asked me her name.. I said “Alana”. Uncle Ed said “I love that name!”
Rest in peace, Uncle Ed. On behalf of our Mom, your Sister who preceded you in death, Pearl Louise Hamilton! Thank you for your service! Uncle Ed was always kind, funny, and a gentle voice. When my 2nd daughter was born and Uncle Ed asked me her name.. I said Alana.. Uncle Ed said “I love that name!”
Rest in peace, Uncle Ed. On behalf of our Mom, your Sister who preceded you in death, Pearl Louise Hamilton! Thank you for your service! Uncle Ed was always kind, funny, and a gentle voice. When my 2nd daughter was born and Uncle Ed asked me her name.. I said Alana.. Uncle Ed said “I love that name!”
Rest in peace, Uncle Ed. On behalf of our Mom, your Sister (who preceded you in death), Pearl Louise Hamilton! Thank you for your service! Uncle Ed was always kind, funny, and a gentle voice. When my 2nd daughter was born Uncle Ed asked me her name.. I said “Alana”. Uncle Ed said “I love that name!”
My cousin Ed lived a quiet
Peaceful and productive life, was loved by all, and a
God Fearing man.
May Connie and the family seek solace in knowing that Ed is resting with the Lord. God Bless, Love Len
Parks, Bonita Parks & Family.
Ed was a good man and one of my mother‘s favorites. I’ll never forget how she expressed her love for him by helping him find a car so that he could have transportation to get around. It was an old late 1960s Ford galaxy 500. Maroon and color with one of the largest engines in a car at that time. Ed drove that car many years and when it was time for him to get a new car, he turned it in to my brother Allen so that he would have a car to drive. It was great to see Ed attend and speak at our family reunions. Sincere condolences to Connie, there was a love supreme, and his children and grandchildren.
Sending my deepest condolences to everyone in the family. Ed or pop pop as my daughter and I called him will be greatly missed. He was The Best Grandfather my daughter could have had. He was always present, loving and supportive throughout the milestones in her life. I remember his kindness and sense of humor and will personally miss his laugh. Although I’m filled with sadness, I know pop pop is happy and healthy in God’s house. I pray that everyone finds peace and the strength needed to get through this difficult time.