DaJuan Roger Moore

DaJuan Roger Moore was born on December 15, 1981 to Vanessa Moore and the late John R. Moore in Indianapolis, IN. DaJuan accepted Jesus Christ at an early age while attending South Calvary Baptist Church. He was reared in the church and participated in the church choir. DaJuan was educated in the Indianapolis school systems. While he was younger, DaJuan enjoyed traveling with his grandparents who he considered important influences in his life. DaJuan married his wife and best friend, Keona Jordan on July 19, 2014. He was blessed to have Keona by his side even until the end. Through this union, DaJuan gained 3 sons who he proudly helped raise for nearly 20 years. DaJuan bonded with others over his love of sports. He loved to bowl and was good at it. He was a huge fan of his hometown teams, the Indiana Pacers and the Indianapolis Colts and rarely missed a game. Even when he moved to Arizona in 2017, he maintained his loyalties to his hometown. DaJuan enjoyed shopping, had a love for hats and shoes (especially Jordan’s), and he was particular about his haircuts. He was also a foodie and he and Keona enjoyed trying different food spots around Phoenix and during their various travels. DaJuan always considered himself an entertainer, from music and acting to comedy. He loved music and had a rap album in his earlier years, which is how he got the name Belli Boi (later changed to Belli B). DaJuan was known for his funny personality and started doing comedy in 2015. He thrived in the comedy world as a standup comic performing numerous shows in Indianapolis, Phoenix, & other states. He acted in plays, short films, , comedy sketches, a late night show, and was even cast in a Whataburger commercial. DaJuan was blessed to have one last performance on June 25, 2025 where he was sure to give God the credit for his life. He acknowledged that, “GOD IS THE PILOT” and that “God is tha truth, even through laughter”. DaJuan departed this life on Thursday, August 7, 2025 at the age of 43 years old. He was preceded in death by his father, John R. Moore; grandparents, John & Betty Moore, Frederick Moore, and Jacquelyn Moore; brother, John Moore; and son, Aldous Harris. He leaves to cherish his memory: wife, Keona Moore; mother, Vanessa Moore; aunt, Bernita Moore with whom he shared a special bond; sons, Keyon Harris and Kameron Jordan; brothers, Darail Moore, Marquette Crosby, and Daejon Moore; sisters, Dazandria Moore and Davonnia Moore; and a host of nieces, nephews, family, and friends.

DaJuan Roger Moore

December 15, 1981 - August 7, 2025