Portrait shared in memory of Shamere Lakeisha ReRe Moore

In loving memory of

Shamere Lakeisha ReRe Moore

July 11, 1985 — May 22, 2021

Shamere Lakeisha “ReRe” Moore (July 11, 1985–May 22, 2021) was a devoted mother and gifted chef whose warmth and bright spirit were cherished by family, friends, and the community.

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Remembering Shamere

A life held close in memory

Shamere Lakeisha “ReRe” Moore brought a generous spirit and contagious energy to everyone who knew her. A devoted mother to two young sons, ReRe balanced the demands of parenthood with a passion for cooking that friends and colleagues remember with admiration. Her work in the kitchen—where she found both creativity and comfort—reflected the care she showed to those around her.

Born on July 11, 1985, Shamere’s family and close friends describe her as warm, lively, and quick to laugh. She loved sharing moments with her children and those closest to her, and she carried a strong sense of dedication to providing for and nurturing her family. In the weeks following her passing, loved ones organized a memorial site and asked for support to help care for her sons, a sign of the deep community bonds she inspired.

Shamere’s life mattered for the love she gave and the small, meaningful ways she brightened the days of others—through a meal she prepared, a story she told, or a steady presence when someone needed a friend. Though her life was cut short on May 22, 2021, the memories of her warmth and the care she showed to family live on. She is remembered lovingly by her children, relatives, and friends who continue to honor her memory.

Those who wish to pay tribute to Shamere or support her family are encouraged to consult the family’s memorial page for details about remembrances and ways to help. Her legacy endures in the sons she raised and in the many small kindnesses she offered to others.

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Shamere is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. She deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may her memory continue to be held with love.

Cole S.