I had the pleasure of working with Brian at McKinley Tech.  He always gave me a warm hello and a contagious  native Washingtonian vibe that made me smile.  His love of GoGo and the Redskins always made me remember my love for our “Chocolate City”.  I’m going to miss him.

I met Brian while working at McKinley Middle School. We both enjoyed our loud music after school. I would play  old school,  R/B,  jazz, country, hip hop.  Brian would always come to me and say “Ms. Williams, can I get my request today”? And my usual response was SURE!!!  I will definitely miss our evening conversations .   R.I.P. BRIAN!!! 

Brian had such a kind spirit. He exuded such warmth - In the many years that I knew him, I never saw him without a smile on his face. I can only hope that his memory will continue to bless his family. My sincere condolences to all. 

I met Brian while working at McKinley Middle.  Newer to the building last year, I recall staying after trying to plan for the next day.  As I sat there, tired after the long day, I heard Michael Jackson over a speaker in the hallway.  I walked over to the door and it was Brian, we hadn't met yet, so I went back into my classroom and waited until he came in, also while secretly jamming to his music.  He finally made his way in my room.  I was so excited because we both shared a love a good music. He was a stellar person, always encouraging!  We talked about health, music, and just his love for DC.  He will truly be missed. My sincerest condolences to his family.  May God provide you with peace  and comfort. 

Brian was a nice and kind person. He would always blast his music in the hallway at work. We talked about the Cowboys and the Washington Football Team often. He will be missed.

Brian was a valued staff member for years at McKinley Tech.  He will be missed.  He always had a smile and a good word for others.  It won’t be the same without him.  Rest In Peace Brian.  

Met Brian  through my Cousin Rico.. We all were into Go-Go music. Used to go see Chuck Brown Band at the Classics.  The Joy and Euphoria that was in Brian's eyes and the Huge Smile when the band played  Mystikal's Bouncin Back.  Brian looked like a kid on Christmas Day When Benny hit that and "Horny Horns"! Gonna Miss That Dude  Ole B-Moore one of a kind.

                               Sincerely,  Derek Butler 

Brian had a heart of gold. He always greeted me with a smile and was loved by staff and students alike. He was a caring, kind person and I always appreciated his listening ear. I know he’s with God in heaven. 

I used to run into Brian from time to time. He was always pleasant and always happy. He went to school with my brother Henry. Brian sometimes would stop by my house to see my brother. I was very shocked to hear of his passing. He will be sorely missed.  I pray that God will give the family peace during this difficult time.

Ivy Summers Wallace 


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Brian Torin Moore

January 10, 1970 – December 12, 2020

Robert E. Evans Funeral Home

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