Birth date: Jun 8, 1922 Death date: Nov 26, 2014
Funeral Services celebrating the life of John Henry Moore, Lieutenant Colonel, United States Army Retired, will be held at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, December 2, 2014, at the First Baptist Church in Hornbeck, Louisiana. Colonel Moore pa Read Obituary
Bob, I am so sorry to learn of the passing of your Father. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time.
I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Moore's passing. I was just talking to my mom tonight about how much he taught me in math, how he inspired me, and most of all instilled self confidence. Our loss is Heaven's gain. My sincere condolences to Stacy and family. Your Granddad was truly an inspiration!
If everyone was like Mr Moore, the world would be a much better world. Mr Moore was a mighty fine man.
Uncle John was an excellent role model for me to have while growing up. His love for the Lord and his love for his neighbor was evident in his character. We need more of him, and seeing how many lives he touched, I'm sure they will all carry a bit of him inside themselves. With love and respect.
Bob, I salute your Dad and say thanks for his service to our great Country. My thoughts and prayers are with you. May your memories bring you comfort.JOHN P. CATALANOTTE
Really was sorry to hear about the loss of such a great teacher and friend. He was always so kind to all of us at school. He was strict, but it was because he loved us and expected the BEST from us, as he expected from himself. I pray he is having a wonderful time in heaven. You will be missed!!
Even as a teen in his classes, it was evident to me how much Mr. Moore enjoyed teaching. I loved his sense of humor and his dedication - and I really enjoyed seeing him drive around in those old mail truck things! Goodbye, Mr. Moore. It was a privilege to have known you.
Mr. Moore was my favorite teacher. An interesting year when I signed up for Algebra II. I was the only one in the class! The chalboard was where he had me work out the problems; no himework because we did it all in class. Boy did I learn a lot of math from him! It served me well as I went into electronics and endured a career in the U.S. Marines.
Mr Moore was one of my favorite teachers, and I have referred to him often over the years. After reading about him, I see what an honor it was to have known this man. Rest in Peace.
It has certainly been my privilege to know this wonderful man and his family. Love to you all.
