Linda Moore

Linda Marie Moore (née Keller), age 77, passed away peacefully after a long illness on February 10, 2026, in Canton, Ohio. Born on December 4, 1948, in Barberton, Ohio, Linda was the cherished daughter of the late Robert and Mary Lewis Keller of Manchester, Ohio.

Linda graduated from Manchester High School in 1966 with perfect attendance, a testament to her dedication and determination. She began her career as a secretary and bookkeeper at the Hardware and Supply Company in Akron, Ohio, where she met her beloved husband, Paul Moore, in 1969. Linda's exceptional typing skills—120 words per minute—were just one example of her remarkable talents. However, her greatest joy and accomplishment was being a devoted stay-at-home mother to their three children: Paul, Mike, and Jenny.

In the 1990s, Linda returned to the workforce as an executive assistant for Beltone's regional office, where she worked for 12 years before retiring in 2005. Her retirement allowed her to focus on caring for her granddaughters and spending precious time with her family.

Linda's life was filled with love and purpose. She shared a beautiful marriage with Paul for 55 years. Together they raised their family with unwavering faith and devotion. Linda found immense joy in reading—she always had a book in hand—and she delighted in archiving family memories and photos. A talented seamstress and crafter, she often sewed her own clothes and enjoyed creating alongside her mother. Her love of flowers and gardening brought beauty to her home and surroundings.

Linda also had a passion for travel. She and Paul explored all 50 states together, creating countless cherished memories through vacations across the country and camping trips with their family.

A faithful follower of Jesus Christ, Linda was deeply involved in her church communities throughout her life. She was a longtime member of Manchester Trinity Chapel before joining The Chapel at Green. Her dedication to serving others was evident through her many roles within the church: singing in the choir for over 30 years, teaching Sunday school, helping with the children's choir, and serving as President of the Women's Guild for several years.

Linda is survived by her loving husband Paul; son Paul C. Moore and his wife Lisa Gibbs; son Mike Moore along with granddaughters Abby Moore and Lily Moore; daughter Jennifer Trocchio and her husband Michael Trocchio; sister Marilyn Grigger and her husband Alan Grigger; niece Laura Long; nephew Andrew Grigger; sister in law Linda Keller; niece Shelly Keller; as well as many great-nieces, great-nephews, cousins, and dear friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents Robert and Mary Lewis Keller; brother Roger Allen Keller; daughter-in-law Emily Moore; and other loved ones who welcomed her into eternal rest.

Linda's legacy is one of love, faith, family devotion, and service to others. Her memory will live on through those who were blessed to know her.

May Linda's memory bring comfort to all who loved her as they celebrate a life well-lived in faith and love. A Celebration of Life will be held on March 21, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM at Chapel Hill Community at the Basler Dining Hall, 122200 Strausser Street NW. A short celebration of life service to be officiated by Rod Miller. Following the service there will be food and fellowship in the Dining Hall.