Where to Find Obituaries on Moody County Enterprise

Obituaries are published in the Obituaries section of moodycountyenterprise.com, linked directly from the site's main navigation. The section lists local deaths by name and date, and you can also use the site's search box to look up a specific person. The most recent entries visible on the site are dated October 2026, so the page is actively updated.

What the Obituaries Section Shows

The section presents a running list of obituaries in reverse-chronological order. Each entry gives the deceased's name and the date the obituary was posted. Recent examples from the site:

Selecting a name opens the full obituary. Because the list is date-ordered rather than grouped by month, you scroll or page through it to reach older entries.

Finding a Specific Person

If you know whose obituary you need, the site's Search the website box is the faster route. Enter the person's full name — for example, "Charles Holter" — and review the results for the obituary entry. Searching by surname alone can work but may return news stories that mention the family as well.

Two practical notes:

• Spelling matters. Search results depend on the name as published, so try common variants (middle initial included or omitted) if the first attempt returns nothing.
• Recent deaths first. If the person died recently, checking the top of the Obituaries list may be quicker than searching.

Related Pages Worth Knowing

The same navigation that leads to Obituaries also includes Local News, Local Sports, and E-Edition. The E-Edition is the digital replica of the printed paper, so if an obituary appeared in print but you can't locate it on the website, the E-Edition is the place to check the corresponding issue. Access to the E-Edition and full articles is tied to the site's subscribe/renew options; the site does not state that these are free, so plan on the subscription path if you hit a paywall.

When an Obituary Isn't Listed

Not every death in the area necessarily produces a posted obituary, and older entries may sit far down the list. If a search comes up empty:

1. Check the E-Edition for the week of the death or the week after.
2. Try the funeral home's own website, which often publishes the same notice.
3. Search the site by the funeral home's name or the family surname to catch related coverage.

For most readers, the direct answer is simple: start at the Obituaries link in the main menu, scan by date for recent deaths, and use the search box when you already have a name.