Dionne Lynette Moore

To the Moore family, et al
My twin sister and I knew Dionne as small children while living in on the 15th hundred block of Delaware Street/Williams School. I have not seen Dionne in many years, but my sister mentioned she had hung out a few times with her as an adult. We were extremely sad to hear of her tragic death. We have fond childhood memories of her. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. May God give you the strenght to get through this difficult time.

HI IM SORRY THAT YOU HAVE LOST YOUR LOVED ONE THE SAME GUY WHO KILLED HER KILLED MY BROTHER 4 YEARS AGO AND OUR LIFE HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME.

My heart goes out to the family at this time. I will always hold dear the memories of hanging out with Dionne during the summer in MS.

To the Moore Family:
I knew Dionne as a child at Williams Elementary School. I am truly sorry for your loss. My prayers are with your family.

To Cortenei Moore:

Cortenei and Ms Linda Moore just wanted to share this with you.

The Balm Of God's Love

When we lose someone we love
The loss seems too great to bear
God sends us friends to comfort us
To show that He deeply cares

But in the dark hours of the night
When there’s nobody else around
When we feel the saddest and loneliest
It’s there God’s love can be found

It’s like a soothing, healing balm
To soothe our broken...

TO MS. LINDA AND THE BOYS
AND ALL FAMILY MEMBERS OF MY FRIEND DIONNE
I last saw Dionne ringing that bell at Wal-Mart. Just smiling as she does. We exchanged numbers, she gave me a big hug, and i walked away with memories of 5th & Buchanan
on my mind and that made me smile. And thats what im holding on to.
Tears are gonna fall Ms. Linda, but
as the song says "AFTER YOU'VE DONE ALL YOU CAN....YOU JUST STAND".
You will forever be in my prayers.
BE BLESSED!

My prayers are with the Moore family. Dionne was my childhood friend and I will always remember the kindness Ms. Linda Moore always extended to Dionne's friends. You are ok now Dionne. I will miss you.

To the Moore Family: I am a former resident of Gary, Indiana and if I am not mistaken, Dionne and her mother Linda were my roommates when I lived on 16th and Rhode Island Street around 1968 or 1969. Dionne was a small child at the time but had those big bright eyes that I will never forget. Linda, I want you to know that I am sorry for your loss and you have my deepest sympathy.

To Linda Moore and the Clifton Family,

Dionne was a childhood friend and a neighbor on Maryland street. I had not been in touch with Dionne since those early years. However, I saw her just this last July as I was visting my family. We spoke briefly, it was nice to see her while thinking of old times. We send our love, prayers and ask God to give you peace and comfort during this time.

Tracy Robinson- Young and Dorothy Robinson and family