Seaford, Virginia
Angela Lynn Moore, 53, departed her earthly vessel on February 4, 2022. Angela was born in Newport News, VA on June 23, 1968 to Carol Smith Moore.
She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Walter Lee and Mary Carter Smith, and her stepfather, James Bernett.
Angela leaves to cherish her memory, her mother, Carol Bernett of Yorktown VA; uncle, Jack Smith of Smithfield VA and her aunt, Linda (Susie) Hayton and uncle, Joe Hayton of Seaford VA.
Her cousin, Aimee Hutcherson and her husband, Patrick Hutcherson, of Seaford VA. Their children, Van Preston of Richmond VA, Joseph Dalton and Emily Blair Hutcherson of Seaford VA, with whom Angela made her home. They were all very special to Angela.
A special cousin, Danny Smith and his wife, Rebecca, and their children, Nathan and Hannah Smith of Smithfield VA.
Angela also has a brother, Dion Moore of Anchorage, Alaska, sister, Yvette Leary of North Carolina, sister, Michelle Moore of Anchorage, Alaska and sister, Edith Bernett of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Numerous cousins, nieces and nephews, all cherished.
Angela attended school in York County, Va. She graduated from York High School in 1986. She attended Freed-Hardeman College in Henderson, Tennessee from August 1986-May 1987.
Graduated from Thomas Nelson Community College, Hampton, VA May 1993. She worked for Miller Oil Company, Yorktown VA, Rennie’s Petroleum, Hampton, and Subway Sandwiches, Yorktown, VA between the years 1991 to 2003, where she met many people. Angela was a friend to everyone and everyone knew her name. She went on to spend about 6 years at APAC in Newport News, VA. By this time, she was beginning to discover that caring for animals was something she really wanted to do so she enrolled in Penn-Foster Career School and completed her training in November 2008. She volunteered at Peninsula SPCA in the veterinary clinic in 2008 and moved to a full time position in 2009. She was a medical team staff member and a part of the shelter family for 12-1/2 years. She was also a member of the surgical team at Fixin’ to Save Spay and Neuter clinic, White Marsh VA for 13 years. She was a strong believer in the value of spaying and neutering and hoped to one day work herself out of a job. Her passion in life was taking care of animals. She loved them all and if she could, she would have adopted them all and taken them home with her.
Angela didn’t have a lot of spare time but when she did, she enjoyed watching NASCAR. Her favorite driver was Denny Hamlin. She especially enjoyed watching the wrecks. She loved Talladega because it was famous for racing wrecks. She also enjoyed watching wrestling. The Rock was her all-time favorite wrestler and movie actor. Christmas was also one of her favorite times of the year because she could watch “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” but she really didn’t need an excuse to watch it. She was a year round “Grinch” fan.
But most importantly, Angela was a faithful Christian. She loved God and her savior, Jesus Christ. She was a faithful member of Grafton church of Christ, but she liked to visit all the local congregations when she could. She had Christian brethren everywhere who knew her and loved her very much. Angela was a very special person, she loved life, she loved her family, she loved her job and those she worked with. She will be missed by everyone who knew her.
A celebration of Angela’s life will be held on a date in the near future.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a memorial donation to the
Peninsula SPCA, 523 J Clyde Morris Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601 OR Fixin to Save Spay and Neuter Clinic, 4926 George Washington Memorial Highway, Hayes VA 23072
Cremation Society of Virginia-Newport News is handling the arrangements.