Charles Moore Obituary

Charles LaMar Moore

Dec 4, 2022

Sandusky

Charles LaMar Moore, 60, of Sandusky, made his eternal transition Sunday, Dec. 4, 2022, at his residence.

He was born May 28, 1962, in Sandusky, to Doris L. Moore and James L. Green LaMar, as he preferred to be called, was raised by his grandmother, the late Bessie Mae Stone, with whom he resided as a child.

LaMar accepted Jesus Christ as his personal savior at an early age and became a member of Providence Missionary Baptist Church. LaMar loved studying God's word and no matter what was going on in life, he did not mind sharing God's word with you. A 1980 graduate of Perkins High School, LaMar also attended EHOVE Career Center where he earned his certification in electronics. LaMar continued his education at Bell Howell (DeVry) where he received a degree in electronics. He further attained an Associate's Degree from Bowling Green State University, Firelands. LaMar worked in the electronics field for several years.

LaMar received his CDL and became a truck driver. He drove for several companies, with Dutch Maid Logistics in Willard being his most recent employer. LaMar was a family man and friendly neighbor who was well loved in his community. LaMar enjoyed good conversations. He was full of jokes and made you laugh until you cried. He was an avid fisherman and hunter and loved weightlifting and martial arts. LaMar was a huge Cleveland Browns fan. He had a passion for cooking and feeding people. He was known to many as the "BBQ Man." LaMar would set up his grill pit anywhere anyone allowed him to and made the best ribs and barbeque sauce this side of town!

A family man, Lamar had authentic love for his family. Lamar married Vona Ali and to this union was born his son, Hassan. LaMar was proud to be a father and trained up his son in the word of God.

Lamar leaves to cherish his memory his son, Hassan Moore of Sandusky; three sisters, Charlotte Doster of Grove City, Sonya (Carlton) Walker of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Brigitte Green (Harold) Churchwell of Sandusky; two brothers, Tracy Doster, of Ontario, Ohio, and Michael Green of Sandusky; God sisters, Charlayne "Charlie" (Semon) Johnson and Chelissa Conway, both of Sandusky; God brother, Craig Conway of Sandusky; stepmother, Marjorie Green Taylor of Sandusky; aunts, Letha Fiske, of Columbus, Ohio, Emma Moore and Cathreen Jones, both of Sandusky, and Helen (Curry) Burriss of Anderson, South Carolina; uncles, Herman (Vera) Moore and Samuel Taylor, both of Sandusky, and Sylvester (Kym) Green, of Baltimore, Maryland; and several nieces, nephews, and other relatives.

He was preceded in death by his parents; maternal grandparents, Robert Moore Sr. and Bessie Mae (Moore) Stone; paternal grandparents, Wes and Crenell 'Queenie' (Norris) Green; sisters, Cathy Blissit and Jaime Bracken; brother, Scott V. Green; aunts, Rozina DeVese, Odessa Calloway, and Seretha Taylor; uncles, Robert 'Cobb' Moore Jr., Samuel Fisk Sr., and John Green; and God mother, Evelyn Conway.

LaMar's homegoing services will be 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 16, 2022, at Providence Missionary Baptist Church, 224 Dixie Ave., Sandusky, under the Pastorate of Joseph Strong. The family will receive acknowledgements at the home of his stepmother, Marjorie Green Taylor, at 1615 Pierce St., Sandusky, Ohio, 44870.

Toft Funeral Home & Crematory, Sandusky Chapel, is handling arrangements. Condolences may be shared online at toftfuneralhome.com.