Rudolph D Moore

RUDOLPH DELTON MOORE, JR, affectionately known as Rudy, the oldest of three sons was born March 4, 1950, Gregory (deceased) and Marvin, to the late Rudolph D. Moore Sr., and Hallie Royster Moore. Rudolph fought a good fight, finished his race, kept the faith and was called home to be with the Lord on October 29, 2016 in Good Samaritan Hospital.

Rudolph accepted Christ at an early age and was reared in a Christian home along with his siblings

Rudolph was educated in the Baltimore Public School System. He graduated from Baltimore City College in 1968. He was very creative working with wood and masterful in making life come out on the canvas; he ia a member of the Black Art Association of East Baltimore. Evidence of his talent was displayed in numerous art exhibitions around Baltimore City and New York where he resided for twenty years. Rudy also performed in several off Broadway plays while living in New York and loved the arts and theater. After the death of his brother, Junior, lovingly called by his mother migrated back to Baltimore to be with her.

Rudolph D. Moore, Jr., leaves to cherish his memory, a devoted mother, Hallie Royster Moore; one daughter, Michelle living in California; brother Marvin Moore; three nieces, Tanya, Lil and Maria; four nephews, Marvin, Duane, Maurice and Lamont; a host of cousins, family and friends.