Ms. Lureatha "Ms. Jack" Duncan

January 10, 1918 - October 30, 2020

Lureatha “Ms. Jack” Moore Duncan, age 102 was born on January 10, 1918 in Greenville, NC to the late James Edward “Ed” Moore and the late Cammie Langley Moore. She went to be with the Lord in the early morning hours on October 30, 2020. Lureatha “Ms. Jack” attended Pitt County schools. Lureatha married Alexander Duncan and was employed with New Deal Cleaners until her retirement October 1993. Lureatha “Ms. Jack” accepted Jesus Christ at an early age and was a lifetime member of Sycamore Chapel Baptist Church. She sang in the choir for many years and was ordained Mother Duncan in 2010. Mother Duncan led a quiet life. She was independent, quick-witted, and never met a stranger. She loved hats, working in her yard and enjoyed taking local and long-distance car trips. She loved listening and singing gospel music around the house and attending male chorus concerts. Mother Duncan had a passion for sitting with others and visiting love ones in the nursing homes. Mother Duncan was preceded in death by her husband, Alexander Duncan; daughter, Lucille P. Willis; sisters, Mabel Spruill, Velma Blakney, Susie Mae Kilpatrick, Della Ann, Carrie Wollard; brothers, John Ed Moore, Walter Lee Moore, and Leminus “Bro” Moore. Mother Duncan leave to celebrate her life, her daughter, Lola Daniels; brother, William Curtis Moore (Jean) of Durham, NC; grandchildren, Chandra Moore (Wayland), Barry Purdie both of Greenville, NC, Marsha Watson (Brain) of Orange, NJ, Cynthia Blount, Gregory Purdie both of Greenville, NC; great-grandchildren, Haneeefah Baker (Chuck) of Stone Mountain, GA, Yasmina Watson of Carrollton, GA, Michalita Blount-Hargrove, Prentis Moore both of Greenville, NC; great-great-grandchildren, Mataya Johnson of Stone Mountain, GA, Juniya Thelusma of Carrollton, GA; “like-sons” Ervin, John Larry, Joe, Maurice; “like grandsons” Acho “Lump”, Andrew; a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, cousins, church family, other relatives and friends.