Kelly Karine Moore-Cox Obituary (1969 - 2026)

Our hearts are heavy as we bid farewell to our beloved Kelly Karine Moore-Cox, who journeyed to the stars on July 13, 2026. Kelly was born under a lucky star on St. Patrick's day, March 17, 1969, in Kansas City, MO, and her radiant spirit lit up our world for 57 remarkable years. She was a vibrant soul whose laughter and love filled the lives of everyone she met. Her life was like an open book, and each page was filled with stories of love, wit, thoughtfulness, and loyalty. Kelly was an extraordinary woman, a loving mother, a doting sister, and a steadfast friend. Her life was an inspiration, her journey a testament of strength and resilience. As an office administrator in the Major Medical Insurance sector, Kelly exhibited the same dedication and passion she had for her family. Later, she transitioned into hospitality services, where her infectious spirit and thoughtful nature touched countless lives. She believed in the power of family and the strength of connections. As Mahatma Gandhi once said, "Where there is love there is life," Kelly was the embodiment of this quote, for her life was filled with love and she shared this love generously. Kelly is survived by her proud and loving sons, Zachary and Justin Cox, and her cherished sister, Carrie Rivenbark. She was preceded in death by her adored parents, Robert and Sandra Moore. Each of them held a special place in her heart, and their memories are etched in her life story. Kelly may have departed from our world, but she continues to live in our hearts, her legacy shining brightly in the lessons she taught us and the love she shared. We take solace in the words of Rumi, "Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation." We invite everyone who knew Kelly to share their memories and upload photos to the memorial page. Your stories and photos will help us remember Kelly for the loving, witty, thoughtful, and loyal person she was, and keep her spirit alive in our hearts.