Lorraine P. Moore

LORRAINE P. WHITE-MOORE was the second of eight children born to Doris White-Vincent and Robert D. White. She is a product of the Baltimore City Public School System and went on to continue her education at Baltimore City Community College. There, Lorraine received several certifications through their Workforce Development and Continuing Education Division. For the next 38 years, Lorraine pursued an illustrious career at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. While there, she developed life-long friendships, accomplished major goals and raised a family. She accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age and was baptized at Eastern United Methodist Church. She took her relationship with Jesus seriously and felt led to rededicate her life to Christ in 1993 and was rebaptized. Lorraine was dedicated to celebrating others and serving both her church and the community at large. Her commitment to service motivated her to start the Madeira Street Neighborhood Organization. As its President and CEO, she received several awards for her service including the Distinguished Service Award presented by the Central Maryland Committee on Sickle Cell Anemia, Inc. Additionally, she received several awards from her church including a certificate of appreciation for her dedicated service as well as a City Council Resolution acknowledging her excellence in leadership. Lorraine was known for planning spectacular events. Her knack for decorating was attention catching. Family, friends, and the occasional random spectator sought her talent out to ensure their events were not only well planned, but beautiful. She would always say, “If you’re going to do it, do it right.” That is just what she did. Lorraine leaves to cherish her memory: three loving children, Conswella Moore, Dr. James and Latonya Moore III, and Jacquetta Sheppard-Cheeks; son-in-law, Willie E. Cheeks Sr.; eight grandchildren, Ajani Moore, Shawn McNair, Jasmine Miller, Tatianna Moore, Terrell Smallwood, Conswella Mbenda, Aidan Moultrie, and Jacob Moore; three great-grandchildren; seven brothers and sisters, Robert White, Carolyn White, Tyrone and Geneal White, Stephanie and Aaron White-Bell, Deborah and Robert White-London, Kenneth and Miriam White, Gregory White; and a host of nieces, nephews, special cousins, and devoted friends.

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Lorraine P. Moore

September 11, 1950 - June 8, 2025