Trenton Jurrell Moore

Trenton Jurrell Moore was born on March 2, 1982, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Trenton transitioned peacefully from this life on earth to glory the morning of November 5, 2020 after a gradual decline in health. He was surrounded and supported by his loving family and caregivers during the last days of his life. 

Trenton’s formative years began with attending Midway Elementary School in the French Bilingual Program K-6, which continued at Eastern Hills until he was in the eighth grade then he attended Woodward High School. To hear him say, “oui m’ dame”, was so endearing and will never be forgotten. He was employed at The Cincinnati Enquirer and then obtained employment at the Cincinnati Water Works. In 2001, Trenton was diagnosed with a progressive form of multiple sclerosis, also known as, MS. The way Trenton played the hand that was dealt to him was second to none. Not once did he ever complain about his affliction. His greatest accomplishment was not being bi-lingual but how he handled MS with such grace and never letting that disease break his spirit, which in turn, he is considered phenomenal by his mother. In his teen years he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and in doing so, he was baptized and filled with the Holy Spirit at Greater Emmanuel Apostolic Temple. Trenton loved music and poetry. His favorite pastime was writing poetry, which he was very good at. He leaves his family to cherish his loving heartfelt writings. 

Trenton is preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert J. & Lula V. Carr. He is survived by his parents, James C. Carr (Barbara) and Sandra D. Moore; grandmothers, Ida R. Moore and Alta Jean Carr; daughter, Trinity T. Moore; love of his life, Tiffany A. Morgan; brothers, James D. Moore and Garrison P. Carr (Heidy); sister, Corliss L. Carr; aunts, Beverly Carr, Setta D. Moore, Selena D. Clark and Kellie Mason; niece, Reya M. Carr; special cousins, Paris A. Clark, Darlene Lewis, Melinda Edwards; an unforgettable friend/caregiver, Shavonna M. Pearson and a host of relatives.