Tina & family,

My heart skipped a beat to hear of the loss of Clyde. Be not mistaken, out of sight is not out of mind. Clyde was a very special father-in-law although we lost touch. You both embraced me into the family in the early 80's and helped Alex & I out when we needed it, your graciousness was never forgotten. A lot I didn't understand then, I learned over the years, thank you. It made my heart swell to hear he and young Alex had connected while in Los Angeles and you all were able to see the great grandchildren - family is key. Again, it saddens me to hear of his loss. From my memory, Clyde was a quiet, yet distinguished man of integrity and faultless manners. I liked him because quietly he said what he meant and meant what he said - you could count on his word and his word was his bond - a rare quality these days. God Bless Clyde as he watches over his family from above and as each of you walk through this life remembering him. Hold on to your treasure chest of memories and when your heart feels heavy open that chest and pull a memory that makes you laugh and remember his smile for he is smiling as he watches each of you. Love from Indiana, Juanita Dinkins; grandson, Alexander C. Moore II; great-grandchildren: Tristan, Hayden, & Cameron Moore ~ Stay Blessed!

   I will miss my Grandpa Moe. I am sorry and sad, I didn't  spend as much time with him as I should have. I wish that I had one last chance to say I love you grandpa Moe , I will miss you greatly.

As I remember cousin Clyde, he was the cousin that always had a happy disposition about life.  He would make the long trips to the House Family Reunions and the Marvin Pynes School Reunions in North East Texas, usually being the one that traveled the longest distance.  

Clyde was a lot of things to many people and will be missed tremendously.  Tina, our thoughts are with you and family during this difficult time.  May you find strength in the love of family and in the warm embrace of friends.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. - Mathew 5:4

God bless,

Gerald & Evelyn Miles 


My wife and I sends our prayers and thoughts to Clyde's(Pat) family for the loss of their love one.  We know that God will be a comforter for you throughout your time of bereavement.  On behalf of the Marvin Pynes Alumni Association of DeKalb, TX, we would like for the family to know that we appreciate the support Clyde so generously gave year after year in celebrating the school reunions.  There is no doubt, his presence will be missed in the future.  

My Uncle Clyde Moore was a very humble and smart man. He was always willing to help in any way that he could. He lived a very good life and will be missed dearly. RIP Uncle

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Clyde "Moe" "Pat" Emerson Moore

December 29, 1934 – August 23, 2018

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