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Frederic MOORE II

Richmond, Virginia

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MOORE, Frederic Potts

II, M.D., 93, a lifelong resident of Richmond, died on October 17, 2011. He was the son of the late Thomas L. and Alice H. Moore; and was predeceased by his siblings, Alice Moore Haynes, Josephine Moore Daniel and Thomas L. Moore Jr. He is survived by his wife of almost 68 years, Jane Gregory Moore; and his three children, Frederic Potts Moore III, M.D. (Karen), Appleton Gregory Moore and Elizabeth Moore Fairservice (John). He is also survived by four grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, a sister-in-law, and six nieces and nephews. Dr. Moore graduated from St. Christopher's School, Princeton University and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He served in the Pacific Theater as a Major in the Army Medical Corps during World War II. After completing his residency in Albany, N.Y., he practiced pediatrics in Richmond for over 45 years and was voluntary faculty member at MCV for many years. He was a member of Richmond Academy of Pediatrics, Winnisook Club in Oliverea, N.Y., and served as a past commander on the Richmond Power Squadron and Education Committee Chair for the regional and national Power Squadron. He loved boating on the Chesapeake, fly fishing in New York, caring for his patients and puttering. A memorial service for Dr. Moore will be held Saturday, October 22, 2011 at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 6000 Grove Ave., at 3:30 p.m., preceded by a private burial. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, St. Christopher's School or a charity of your choice.


This obituary was originally published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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greg, this is harry salzberg...you were kind enough to wish me well at my dad's funeral and I just came across this about your dad..our Dr.fathers knew each other and I want you to know that I'm sorry to hear about yours...we last saw each other at my dad's funeral in 1997...I still remember our trip up to nyc to watch the nit...and those chicken salad sandwichs were great a couple of buildings down from where we worked at wheat first securities..all the best

To the family of Dr. Frederic Moore II; Please know that my two children and I will never forget the kindness and genuine care and love he gave to my two babies from birth and well into their adolescent years. I was a young 18-year-old wife and mother when I had my first son and it seemed that Dr. Moore knew instinctively that I was doing everything in my power to be a great loving and caring mother and he did everything in his power to help me accomplish this. When my children would be...

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.
Even though I only knew Dr. Moore for a brief time,he was a true inspiration. Dr. Moore would just beam with pride when he spoke about his wife,childern and especially his grandchildern.My deepest sympathy is with the Moore family.Just remember he may be gone from this earth,but he will forever live in the hearts of all that knew & loved him.

Dr. Moore III, Sorry to hear about your dad all of us Clarke girls thought the world of your dad we never hated going to the doctor he always made us feel special. I guess that is where you get your personality at. He will be greatly missed.

To the Moore Family.. I am writing on behalf of my late parents, Miriam and Jim Rowe and my bother Mike,my sister Kay.. I am the now 50 year old "baby" Martha. I hope that you remember how much fun Fred and my father and Red Young and George Bruner and John Tigh had in the Power Squadron. I also remember the many years that he took care of my brother sister and me. I will never forget his caring way and soothing voice. I remember a specific year when I was about 9 or 10 and had a terrible...

Jane and Family,
I know we haven't seen you and Fred for many years, but we think about all the good times we shared with the Power Squadron. I know you and your family will miss Fred greatly. You are all in our prayers for peace at this difficult time. God Bless.

I loved Dr Moore he could always make you laugh . He was my favorite Dr. when I was a child. I had asthma as a child and he was always there for my Mom and Dad And me. There is a special place in heaven for Dr. Moore.
You will always be loved and I am sure that you are making God laugh now.

My mother remembers well the day that Dr. Moore diagnosed her first born son as a diabetic. While this was certainly not good news, it was the kind of news that only people with special training can confirm. I am that diabetic who would like to honor and thank Dr. Moore and his family for a life-long pursuit of helping people get answers. That was 1966. I'm now 47 years old. I'm thankful for Dr. Moore's life and give all praise to Jesus Christ!

Dr. Moore took care of my daughters until his retirement; Thank you Dr. Moore for all that you did for our family