Billy Wayne Moore, 87, of Marvell, Arkansas, passed away on April 7, 2026. He was born on September 3, 1938, in Marvell, Arkansas to Charles A. and Lillian L. Moore. Billy lived a full and meaningful life rooted in faith, family, and the great outdoors.

Billy received his education in Marvell before embarking on a life of hard work and dedication. He built a career with MFA Oil where his commitment and work ethic left a lasting impression on those who worked alongside him.

A man of simple joys and deep passions, Billy found solace and happiness in nature. He was an avid hunter and fisherman who enjoyed time spent outdoors. Gardening brought him peace and fulfillment, while camping adventures created cherished memories for him and those who joined him. His love for these activities reflected his appreciation for life's natural beauty and simplicity.

Billy was preceded in death by his loving wife Dorothy Ann Moore, two beloved daughters: Dorothy Jean Darr and Billie "Wezi" Cooper; as well as his brothers A.B., Max, R.D., Weldon, and Rufus Moore; and sisters Mary Lee Helms, Arlene Mooney, Janie Ellenburg, Alice Short, and Paulette Ravesies.

Family was at the heart of Billy's life. He is survived by his son Wayne Moore (Cyndee Haynes) of Stuttgart, Arkansas; daughters Sarah Williams (Ed Williams) of Elaine, Arkansas; Sherry Jones (Robert Jones) of Harrisburg, Arkansas; Judy Loomis of Poplar Grove, Arkansas; and Toni Rowland of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Billy's legacy also lives on through his grandchildren: Angela Lopez-Perez (Fidel), Michael Schaffhauser
(Tiffany), Wendi Speer (Britt), Glenn Loomis (Teresa), Matthew Moore, Justin Jones (Lindsey), Amanda Hadder, Jamie Williard (Ben), Jillian Jones, Lee Williams (Rachel), T.J. Cooper (Ally), Jerry Wayne Darr (Samantha), and Brian Darr (Rachel) and a host of great grandchildren. Additionally, he is remembered fondly by his sister-in-law Katie Gschwend.

Billy's life was one marked by resilience and love—a testament to the values he held dear. His memory will be cherished by all who knew him.

May his memory bring comfort to those who mourn his passing.