Christopher Michael Patrick Moore, 35, of Maryville Missouri passed away in an automobile accident on July 16 2026, in Maryville Missouri.

A graveside service will be held on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at 2:30pm at Nodaway Memorial Gardens in Maryville under the care of Price Funeral Home. The family will gather with friends following the graveside service at Rose Hill Acres in Maryville to continue Celebrating the Life of Chris from 3:00pm to 7:00pm. The family welcomes all who knew Chris.

Born on December 22, 1990 in Leavenworth Kansas, he lived his life in Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee, making meaningful connections and building relationships wherever he went. Christopher could fix anything other than his tone, he loved and cared deeply though he showed it in his own way. He was a protector and would drop anything to help you in your time of need. Christopher loved his kids dearly and only wanted them to have a good life and learn from his mistakes. Christopher loved to tinker and work on projects until he had it just the way he imagined. Everything he did, he did with his whole heart.

He was preceded in death by his biological father, Tulley Chaney, his biological grandmother Bobbi Chaney, his grandmother Doris Johnson, grandfather George Montgomery,

Survived by his mother, Angela Johnson and her fiancée Joshua Rodman, his significant other, Ashleigh Stevens, his father Chris Moore, his step father Carl Johnson, brother Kagan Johnson and his wife Casandra Johnson, his sisters Jessica Coleman and her 3 children, Jennifer Beach and her 4 children and his two wonderful children Breahna and Weston Moore, along with 5 step children he took in as his own. His Aunts, Misty Jennings and her two children, Carrie Bethard and her 2 children, Kimberly Kindred and her family and his Uncle, Cody Potts, wife Jaime and his 3 children. His grandparents Ed Bethard and Debby Witt, Terri Montgomery, Carolyn and John Moore, and Bill Johnson.

Christopher will be remembered for his hard head and unwavering commitment to his family and children. His strength and laughter was contagious to all who loved him. In lieu of flowers the family has set up a GoFundMe to help ease some of the financial strain, so they can give Christopher the memorial he deserves, and allow his family to focus on sending Bubba off. Any contribution of any size would be greatly appreciated.