Please accept our deepest sympathy on your loss.  My huband and I never had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Moore but we knew her brother Gerald whom we loved dearly.  Knowing him as we did we knew she had to have been as wonderful of a person as he was. Gunilla and Chip Abbott and boys Chris and Michael.  (family of Gerald Scarbrough)

I remember Mrs. Moore from when I was a little boy at the Baptist Church in Atwater.  I loved to watch her play the piano - maybe that is why I still love the piano to this day.  Mr. and Mrs. Moore were always the ones that had a smile and a good word for our small community of people at church.  I am sorry for the families loss, but I am sure that she is with her savior.    David F Lamb
Massillon, Ohio

Please accept our heartfelt condolences in the passing of your mother. She was an exceptional person from an exceptional family. It gives us comfort to know that Gerald has received her with open arms and love in his heart as he did with us all. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Carina and Ron Klein and girls Karin, Kelly and Kristina ( family of Gerald Scarbrough)

I want to extend my deepest sorrow in the passing of Imogene.  She and Charlie were the sweetest, kindest, gentlest people I ever had the opportunity to know.  I will never forget how gracious and kind they were to Bryan and me those many, many years ago.  I often think of  what a wonderful smile and sparkle in her eye she had at all times of the day.  She was truly an Angel on earth and now she is one in Heaven with our Lord.  Love to you all, DiAnn

I can almost see her big smile as she got to Heaven and saw all of her loved ones there waiting for her. (Cho cho Charlie as I use to call him in my younger days)probley saying "What took you so long" I can still see all of us sitting around there house. Dad and so many others playing music. There was a special feeling  you'd get when everyone was together. She will be sadly missed by all The Lattimers

Imogene was such a large part in my growing up years in Atwater and the church. She was always in church, either playing the piano or organ. Most services she would run back and forth between the two! She always had fruitcake at Christmas for my folks...I did not share their enthusiasm for it.I know she is having a wonerful time of reunion right now, She will be missed. Jan Pittman

We thank you for the honor in taking care of Imogene!  She has brighten all of our lives here and will be greatly missed by us all.  You are all in our prayers.
Kim Pendleton, Executive Director and the staff at Sterling House of Alliance.

This is to Cheryl Whisler on the passing of her mother.  Cheryl, I was so saddened to hear about your mom passing but she is in a better place and with Jesus and Charlie and her son.  I want you to know that I loved your mom and dad and they were just really great people.  My heart goes out to you and your family at this time and I completely understand what you are going through since I lost my mom in 1997.  It will get easier but you will have memories to hang to and that is what will get you through.  Give my love to your family and you all are in my prayers.

May God bless you and your family during this difficult time. You have my deepest sympathy. Imogene was a dear, sweet and loving lady.               Love, Jo Ann Cottrell

Bill & I extend our deepest sympathy to Imogene's family.  We have
many great memories of working together at First Baptist Church.  I
shall never forget counting the church offerings and even if we  were
short one cent, we would count & recount until we found the error.
Always loved those great Christmas parties at her home with the
church ladies in December.  She was a great lady!  Love, Bill & Kathleen

OBITUARY

Catherine Imogene Scarbrough Moore

April 11, 1925 – December 1, 2010

Wood-Kortright-Borkoski Funeral Home

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