Irene Hulin was born to the late Rosa Hulin and Gary Moore in Baltimore, Maryland,  but was raised  by  her stepfather James Freeman  Hulin  (all preceded her in death.)
She attended  and  graduated  from Forest Park  High  School in  1979.  She then went on  to  further her education  at the Community  College of Baltimore and  graduated  in  1987  with  an  AA degree in  General Studies.  She worked throughout the years in  Nursing  and  Mental Health  Agencies.  She volunteered in various schools, receiving many certificates and awards.
She was baptized  and  accepted  Christ as her personal Savior at a very  young age.  Her Christian  Walk  began  at Southern  Friendship  Baptist Church  under the leadership  of Rev.  Long.  She joined  New Elizabeth  Baptist Church  as a teenager,  but returned  back  to  Southern  Friendship  under the leadership  of Rev.  John  Torbit.  There she served  as an  Usher,  a Member of the Missionary Ministry,  and  the Combined  and  Vocal Choir as the Recording  Secretary.  In 2022 she said the Lord told her to move, so she then joined Providence Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Douglass E. Summers. She joined the M.G.  Woods Ministry,  the Missionary  Ministry,  the Comfort Choir and  the Gospel and Male Chorus Choir, while regularly attending Sunday School, Bible Study  and  Prayer Service.  She loved  her church  family  and  looked  forward  to coming to church.
She loved  to  bake,  play  Spades,  sing  and  spend  time with  family  and  friends. She was always there to help others any way she could. Although "Auntie", as she was affectionately  known,  had  no  children  of her own,  she was a mother figure - stepping in to help raise her nieces and nephews and their children. She was especially  fond  of Bishop.  She'd  say  he was "the child  the Lord  blessed her with."
She leaves to cherish her memory: three sisters, Mary Steele, Annie Morris and Janice Moore (7  sisters preceded  her in  death); brother-in-law,  Zack  "Junebug" Steele; brother,  Michael Moore (2  brothers preceded  her in  death); a special uncle, Carter Battle (1 uncle preceded her in death); two aunts, Verna Williams and  Mary  Vereen  (3  aunts preceded  her in  death); a host of nieces,  nephews, other family and friends.