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Rosalyn “Roz” Elizabeth Dickens Moore, age 69 of Dermott, AR, went to be with the Lord Wednesday, May 4, 2022, at Dermott City Nursing Home in Dermott, AR. She was born June 9, 1952, in Dermott, AR to the late James Lawrence Dickens and Bernice Jones Dickens.
Roz played basketball at Lakeside High School. Following high school, she attended and graduated from Philander Smith College where she played women’s college basketball and volleyball. While there she pledged and became a sorority sister of Zeta Phi Beta, Incorporated, Tau Chapter in 1976. She graduated on May 7, 1978. After working diligently in the public school system, she was employed with the city of Dermott in a different career that she enjoyed tremendously. For over 20 years, Mrs. Moore was a dedicated City Water treatment Manager until her health eventually failed. She planted vegetables in her garden every year and always gifted her family and friends with tomatoes, peas, butter beans, etc. and she was an avid dominoes player. In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by four sisters, Beatrice, Doris, Julia Maxine, and Beverly Ann; six brothers, James Starling, John Willie, Joseph (Nancy) , Larry, Claude, and Benjamin.
She leaves to cherish her memory a daughter, Rozelle; three sisters, Celia, Paulette, and Angee; two brothers, Arthur Thomas (Olivia) and Sam; special nephews, Edmund, Gerald Jr., Herman “CJ”; special nieces, Ruqaiyah, Lynnette and Allison; a grandniece, Cailynn; grandnephews, Geremiah and Gabriel; closest friends, Elmer “Buddy” Boatner, Martha Jones, Chivonne “CC” Butcher, City of Dermott Mayor Walter Donald and fellow City Hall co-workers; ex-husband, Wadie Moore; along with a host of nieces, nephews, grand and great grand nieces and nephews, and cousins.
Graveside services will be 1:00 p.m. Thursday, the 12th of May 2022, at the Montrose Community Cemetery, US-82 BUS, Montrose, AR 71658. "Mrs. Moore and her family sincerely appreciate the wonderful care given to her by the men and women of the Hospice Home Care of Monticello and Little Rock; the CHI St. Vincent Infirmary and CARTI in Little Rock; The Woods of Monticello; The City of Dermott Nursing Home and her personal in-home health care assistants." You can sign Roz’s guestbook page at www.stephensondearman.com.
Roz played basketball at Lakeside High School. Following high school, she attended and graduated from Philander Smith College where she played women’s college basketball and volleyball. While there she pledged and became a sorority sister of Zeta Phi Beta, Incorporated, Tau Chapter in 1976. She graduated on May 7, 1978. After working diligently in the public school system, she was employed with the city of Dermott in a different career that she enjoyed tremendously. For over 20 years, Mrs. Moore was a dedicated City Water treatment Manager until her health eventually failed. She planted vegetables in her garden every year and always gifted her family and friends with tomatoes, peas, butter beans, etc. and she was an avid dominoes player. In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by four sisters, Beatrice, Doris, Julia Maxine, and Beverly Ann; six brothers, James Starling, John Willie, Joseph (Nancy) , Larry, Claude, and Benjamin.
She leaves to cherish her memory a daughter, Rozelle; three sisters, Celia, Paulette, and Angee; two brothers, Arthur Thomas (Olivia) and Sam; special nephews, Edmund, Gerald Jr., Herman “CJ”; special nieces, Ruqaiyah, Lynnette and Allison; a grandniece, Cailynn; grandnephews, Geremiah and Gabriel; closest friends, Elmer “Buddy” Boatner, Martha Jones, Chivonne “CC” Butcher, City of Dermott Mayor Walter Donald and fellow City Hall co-workers; ex-husband, Wadie Moore; along with a host of nieces, nephews, grand and great grand nieces and nephews, and cousins.
Graveside services will be 1:00 p.m. Thursday, the 12th of May 2022, at the Montrose Community Cemetery, US-82 BUS, Montrose, AR 71658. "Mrs. Moore and her family sincerely appreciate the wonderful care given to her by the men and women of the Hospice Home Care of Monticello and Little Rock; the CHI St. Vincent Infirmary and CARTI in Little Rock; The Woods of Monticello; The City of Dermott Nursing Home and her personal in-home health care assistants." You can sign Roz’s guestbook page at www.stephensondearman.com.