Charlee Lucille Moore

Thanks for all of the good works that you and Bob did in your lives. No greater legacy than a life lived well.

Just love the Red Mill products.

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Charlee was a blessing to me and to so many people, yes she was all of what has been written about her and more. She is truly one of the kindest, dearest souls I've ever known and being with her was always a joy. I know her later years were less mobile and without as much ease, yet her heart and spirit were bright and strong in spite of the physical challenges. Clearly she is shining bright now, with all the radiance we were fortunate to know on earth. My deepest condolences to...

So very sorry to hear of Charlee's passing. She will be missed greatly. My deepest and most sincere condolences to Bob and the family

I am so sad to hear that Charlee has passed away. She was a warm and charming lady, and I'm so glad to have met her. I learned of her death belatedly from my Son John, visiting from Alaska for the Thanksgiving holiday. My heart goes out to you Bob. You and Charlee were an amazing team making the world a much better and healthier place with your kindness, wonderful products and philanthropic generosity.

When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. May the wonderful treasures fill your hearts with love and bring you peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Hosea 13:14 *

My parents Jerry and Violet Calhoun met the Moores through Kiwanis in Milwaukie and loved Charlee who was so gracious and kind...as has been Bob to my father until he passed. Thinking of you Bob and your family and I only learned today 11/12/2018 of Charlee's passing while at Bob's Red Mill. I was out of country at the time of her death...and missed the obituary. God Bless Charlee.

Sue Calhoun Durham

The Charlee I knew was a genuinely warm and caring person. She was sincere, very thoughtful and an attentive listener. When you were visiting with Charlee, she was WITH you, and you knew it.

While quiet and unassuming, she nevertheless had a quick wit about her. When the opportunity presented itself, Charlee could deliver a zinger with the best of 'em, and they never failed to bring smiles and laughter!


Always elegant, and with a stylish flair in her wardrobe and hair;...

We knew Charlee through her sister-in-law, Jeannie Kreps and recall all the heart felt love that surrounded her. Our deepest condolences at this time with a treasure of memories to follow.

Nancy and Paul Little
North Richland Hills, Texas