Marsha I am so terribly sorry. I know how it feels to lose your first love ever. My thoughts and prayers go to you and yours.

I'm sorry Marsha, it is so hard to lose a parent. He was a good man.I didn't know him that well but I know he took good care of his wife when she was sick and was always around and involved with you and Steve when we were in school. Praying for strength for you and your family.

Many Many fond memories of Big Jim over the years with his wonderful family, playing horse shoes and batamitton behind our house on Beard Drive, the four of us kids, the four of those boys, Mom and Dad, Carolyn and Big Jim!  Jim always had a smile on his face, and he soooooo loved his kids and ALL the kids in the Glenwood community! We could use more Men like him! We will miss you Big Jim Moore!

 My heart goes out to the family, and to all of the many lives Mr Moore(Domino) has touched, and affected for the better. 

 He did so much for me, and many others.
 I lived a few doors down, and was at his house most everyday. It was like my second home. My first trip to FL, The Smokies, Six Flags, and several other places were with Mr Moore and his family. He also coached me, and many others, in every sport at Glenwood and Colt League Baseball. He was a great coach with much passion, and he also made every game and practice fun. He could straighten you out one minute, and have you laughing hard the next. Truly one of a kind.
 
 I'll never forget all he did for me, and the great times we had. I still remember him fixing my first BB gun when very young, and everything he did for me after that. I will always be thankful for all he did for me.

 I would not have had the same childhood without him, and I feel very fortunate I was lucky enough to have had this great man in my life.

 R.I.P. Mr Moore. There will never be another like you, and you will never be forgotten.

There are Fathers and there are Dads, Mr. Moore was unquestionably a Dad.  A good Dad is like a root to a tree.  He helped you all blossom to wonderful adult. God will definitely show you the way to smiling again. I know this experience will change you forever. Just remember all the good times you shared with your father and all the love he gave you throughout the years. He is not gone. He will live in your heart forever. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends.

Never will forget Big Jim took us to the Bob's Cycle Shop bike race behind the levy in the early 70's . . . was always active with the boys on the block.

Lifting prayers for the many friends and family . . . was a neighbor and friend for many years on "Johns Drive" . . .

Jim was also known as " Domino" by a few that played ball for him and got to enjoy a trip to Daytona with  him . Steve, Phil, Scott and myself will never forget that time in our lives. I was 8 years old when I met Jim for the first time and he always treated me as if I were his own. There were not many weekends that I wasn't hanging out at the Moores house.  He was a great man and will be missed by all that knew him.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss.  Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help at this time.

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James Turner Moore Sr.

27 mai 1939 – 13 octobre 2015

Daniel's Funeral Home and Cremation Service

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