Doris Moore was better known as Grandma Moore to me. She treated me as if I was her flesh and blood even though I was just the homley neighbor girl from down the road. There were many days I would spend at her house learning how to walk and talk as a small child, doing homework once I was a little older, and always gardening and feeding the birds. She was easily the best part of my childhood. I still have the knickknacks she gave me, the handmade doll she made me, and the very fond memories of one of the kindest women someone could ever know. Grandma Moore will always have a special place in my heart and I am sad to hear she is no longer with us. 

Love can build a Bridge. Thankful for all our many visits.

Many memories embedded in my heart during this time of grief but also cherished forever! I to like many of my cousins remember Aunt Doris having many Christ-like characteristics, honoring the Lord in her active Faith. No printed pictures could ever take the place of the pictures in my heart. We now treasure these simple memories. The most of my memories reflect back to going to her house to do yard work with daddy on Fridays. She loved her birds and she’s passed that passion to me now. She was a humble but strong woman as I see it more now than then. She always made sure to take care of her “baby brother” what she didn’t know then was she was also taking care of me! Being a Titus 2 woman of example and living a legacy for me to follow. 

To know my Sister Doris, was to love my sister Doris . She had the most giving heart of anyone I knew and I always wished I could be more like her. I will forever cherish the many, many years of memories growing up on the farm. We were so close in age, yet she was my Mama-sister. Doris was such a good mother, and loved her children with all her heart. She was always looking for someone to put under her wing, and she looked for people she could help regularly.  If our family needed a place for refuge or just a  simple talk, my sister Doris was always there. She loved so much working in her flowers and she loved God's creatures, especially Birds. I will see you again in Heaven,  I love you. Sister Willodean 

I have fond memories of my sisters and I going to spend the day with Aunt Doris when we were young girls. She would spend the day making beautiful dresses, and purses to match, for her two girls and  also me and my sisters. My mother, her sister, would watch the children and cook while Aunt Doris worked hard all day.  I am so thankful for those precious moments that we spent together.   Aunt Doris and mama were so close and loved each other very much, and now they are walking together hand in hand in heaven. 
Love you Aunt Doris,
Laura Mae

Aunt Doris was very special to me as all my Aunts and Uncles  are . I remember her being at Grandpas house a lot when I would visit . We would have lunch together with Grandpa and anyone else visiting that day. 
I remember taking my children to her house to visit and she would make cookies and loved telling the children all about her birds . She made it fun and she loved all children . 
She made my wedding bouquet and the flower girls bouquet, she helped me re store my vintage chest for keepsake. 
Aunt Doris was a woman who loved the Lord and just so precious. We will miss you dearly Aunt Doris. I love you 
Donna Ruth

Doris was a good Christian lady.
She is not sick anymore she is with JESUS  now
                                         Love 
                                   Your brother     

Doris was a sweet lady may she rest peacefully😇😇

Ms Doris was such a sweet lady. She will be missed. 

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Doris (Ivey) Moore

May 21, 1930 – January 19, 2021

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