Ricky had a passion and natural talent for art and loved to paint, a skill he had learned from his beloved Great-Grandma Donna.
In high school Ricky was a member of the band and marching band, playing the tuba. Ricky also played the guitar, and loved hard rock and metal, but mostly Metallica.
Ricky had a love for animals and plants, and over the years had various birds, snakes, and his cat "Gimp" who he loved very much. Ricky became a carnivorous plants enthusiast and spent his free time cultivating and enjoying his plants while in bloom.
While attending college, Ricky attended a philosophy course and immediately felt at home. Ricky developed a love for philosophy and you could always find him reading several thick books with unpronounceable titles.
While Ricky had many passions in life, his priorities were his faith in God and his family. Ricky was known for expressing his love for his family and his strong faith in Jesus.
He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of His beloved Son.
-Colossians 1:13
Richard Charles Moore passed away Friday, September 6, 2019, in La Vista, Nebraska at the age of 29 years. Ricky was born Tuesday, March 6, 1990, in Papillion, Nebraska.
Ricky was preceded in death by his great-grandparents Donna and Gerald Mollner, Helen and Stanley Korytowski, and Annette Abbott; and cousin Anna Abbott.
He is survived by his parents Richard (Maria) Moore and Kelly (Jonny) Warner; sisters Bailey (Spenser) Sailors, Mariah Moore, and Krishna Moore; step-siblings Olivia Warner, Clay Warner, Jose Zapata, and Ricardo Zapata; and grandparents Charles and Deborah Korytowski and Richard and Judith Moore.
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