DICK MOORE

Mr. Moore did a wonderful job with his role in Sergeant York. He really brought an interesting dimension to the film.
From what I read about his life in the film business, he seem to have a lot of remarkable experiences.

I wish all the best to his friends and family.

Although I didn't know Dickie Moore personally, I would like to express my condolences to Joan & family. Joan & I went to high school together in Montreal. Both my husband Bill & I are avid hockey fans. You probably won't remember me but I still wanted you to accept my sympathies. I am very sorry for you & your family.

Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts,
So sad to hear of Mr. Moore's passing and pray for you and your family during this time of sorrow.

Mr. Moore you were and always will be in are hearts a legend I will continue to watch forever your movie remember to give Spanky his medicine we love and miss you RIP your fan Pete LeBlanc

Please accept my deepest sympathy. May the God of all comfort, provide your family with the needed strength to endure the loss of your love one.

I am sorry for your loss and the grief that it brings. Looking at Dickie's picture still makes me smile as I remember his appearances in reruns seen during my youth. Like myself, please allow yourselves to be comforted by the many promises in God's word. (John 6:40)

An unforgotten treasure, RIP.

I was an avid fan of Adam 12 back in the 60's and was surprised to hear of Martin's passing. It is with deepest sympathy on your loss and may it be comforting to know that Martin will return to the days of his youthful vigor as promised at Job 33:25.