Remembering Amanda Nicole Moore: A Life of Service and Love

Amanda Nicole Moore, a cherished former Dayton High School athlete, departed this world at 35, leaving behind a trail of hearts she touched through her unwavering dedication and radiant spirit.

Her warmth and resilience will be profoundly missed by those fortunate enough to have known her.

September 23, 2026

Last updated by Alisha Shrestha on September 23, 2026

Amanda was a passionate advocate for education, serving as a paraprofessional in the Special Education Department at Richter Elementary. Her career was defined by compassion and commitment to nurturing young minds.

Beyond her professional achievements, Amanda thrived as a florist, channeling her creativity into every arrangement. Her time as a security guard at Exxon further showcased her adaptability and determination.

Family was at the core of her existence. She cherished her role as a mother to Tristen and Lane, her devoted wife Robert, and her extended family—each relationship enriched by her boundless affection.

Amanda’s Family Mourns Deeply

Born to James Sweeney and Myrna Herrick, Amanda grew up alongside siblings Lyle and Rebecca in Cleveland. Her parents instilled values of love and resilience that shaped her entire life.

Robert Moore, her husband of 17 years, was her rock. Their journey together, including 15 joyful years as spouses, was a testament to mutual respect and partnership. As a mother, Amanda’s pride shone brightest when celebrating her sons’ milestones.

Her maternal heart extended beyond immediate family—her grandparents, grandparents’ siblings, and countless friends felt the depth of her care. Even in loss, her legacy lives on through their memories.

Unforgettable Moments

Amanda found solace in nature, often camping, gardening, or tending to her pool. Animal lovers adored her gentle spirit toward pets, especially her beloved dog Daisy.

Her love for storytelling shone through Disney films, with The Lion King holding a special place in her heart.