Jacob Anthony Moore

Jacob Anthony Moore, 44, of Abilene, passed away on Thursday April 23rd, 2026, in Abilene, Texas. The viewing will take place Thursday April 30th, 2026, at The Hamil Family Funeral Home on Buffalo Gap Road 5:30pm-7:30pm, the life worship service will be on Friday May 1st, at 1:00pm at Beltway Park South Church, 4009 Beltway South with Ben Johnson of Beltway Park Church officiating. There will be a private family burial to follow the life worship service. Services are under the direction of The Hamil Family Funeral Home, 6449 Buffalo Gap Road.

Jacob Anthony Moore was born December 2nd, 1981, at Hendrick Hospital in Abilene to Mark and Rosetta Moore. Jacob went to elementary and middle school at Abilene Christian Academy and then attended Abilene High School. Jacob graduated from Abilene High School as a National Honor Society recipient, and a Who’s Who recipient from the class of 2000. Jacob received scholarships to both the University of Texas for Theatre and Sound Design and chose to attend Texas Tech University. Jacob met Angelique Raut serving together as a drummer at Grace Ministries, he also drummed with Billy Bob White’s band all over the country. Jacob had a season of time of traveling as the drummer with Shane and Shane, a Christian worship band. After falling in love Jacob proposed marriage and then married the love of his life Angelique Marie Raut on September 23, 2007, in Abilene, Texas.

Jacob worked at Beltway Park Church serving in various roles such as intern, AV, acoustics mixer, worship ministry producer, Senior Pastor, and media director for nineteen years. Jacob was a true entrepreneur with a unique gift for creativity and the arts, after resigning from Beltway Park in 2019 he owned a media company called Earsight Design. Notable media projects that Jacob installed around the Big Country are: Beltway South, and North campus media, catwalk, projectors, speakers, and stage design, Dodge Jones Youth Sports AV scoreboards and software creation, New Hope Church A/V media design, Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo, San Angelo Courthouse, Heavenly Rest, House of Our Lord Church, Fandangle in Albany speaker design, and the Abilene Civic Center, improving media sound through many Texas communities. Jacob led several mission teams to Kolkata, India, Africa, and shepherded a home church community of believers called Remnant Church. Jacob’s creativity in media was known by many as being a technical genius, there was nothing Jacob could not fix, build, create, or bring the sound of life to.

Jacob’s imprint in media, is still heard throughout the Big Country, but it was his heart to serve others and expand the Kingdom of God that will leave a lasting legacy reaching many.

Jacob Anthony Moore was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Anthony May Jr. and Rosa May, and paternal grandfather Robert Webb, Gary Moore, all of Michigan. Jacob is survived by his wife Angelique Moore, his four children Niah, Tanner, Taylor, and Caleb. His siblings Paul Moore, with his wife Briana Moore, their two children Levi and Liam Moore, his brother Taylor Moore, his parents Mark and Rosetta, his beloved grandmother Rose Webb along with a large loving extended family of nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.

Pallbearers will be Jamey Calvary, Alex Eagle, James Hadknot, Cole Newman, Patrick Fogle, Taylor Moore, Paul Moore, Tom O’Moore, Niah Moore, and Ray Boone.

In lieu of flowers please give or donate to those spreading the gospel around the world, Jacob loved nothing more than to see the Kingdom of God expand all throughout the globe.

The Moore family wishes to extend their sincere thanks to Remnant Church, Beltway Park, and the community of Abilene, the Bride of Christ who has faithfully surrounded Jacob and his family as he valiantly fought kidney disease through dialysis for seven years. Also, in sincere gratitude to the Fresenius Nurses, ICU nurses and staff at Hendrick Hospital who gave such loving care to Jacob in his time there.