James-Moore-Obituary

James P. "Jim" Moore

Obituary

Moore, James P. "Jim" age 56, of Southwest Minneapolis, passed away on January 14, 2009. A graduate of Southwest H.S. class of 1971. Jim was a strong Christian who excelled in various sports, such as hockey, football, track and baseball. He attended the U of M. Jim also loved to travel and was an avid outdoorsman. His kind human nature and gentle spirit will be greatly missed by all. Preceded in death by his father, John, Sr. and brother, John, Jr. Survived by son, Jason "J.J."; mother, Helen; siblings, Julie Steiner, Bob (Janine), Emily (Gary) Sonmore, Jerry (Susan) and Peggy (Ray), Schlatter; many nieces, nephews; 4 great-nieces and great-nephews and many other relatives and friends. Memorial Mass of Christian Burial 11:30 AM, visitation 10:30 AM Tuesday, Jan. 20 at St. Richard's Catholic Church, 7540 Penn Ave. S., Richfield.
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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My name is Larry Fett; I knew Jim from Sahara. I echo the other thoughts and memories of Jim: a kind, good, gentle man, the sort of guy Wordsworth no doubt had in mind when he wrote "that best part of a good man's life: his little, unremebered, nameless acts of kindness and of love." I will miss him as will many others. I don't take a paper and didn't hear of his passing till yesterday. My condolences to his family.

Larry Fett and daughter Cora Fett

Uncle Jim was a very favorite uncle of mine and he was a very special person to me. I miss him already and he is loved by many people. Bless his heart and I hope he is happy with grandpa and his brother John.
I love you.

I just learned of Jimmy's passing today. Even though I had not seen Jimmy for over 17 years, who could forget him. Especially those blue eyes! Black Irish at its best!
I remember when Jimmy decided to walk another path. He figured out what was important and dedicated himself to those endeavours. I know his relationship with his son was a big motivator for his wanting to change his life.
Thank you Jimmy for being a part of my life and if Julie and Cindy are out there, Hi There!

The first time I met Jimmy he was at Jerry's house barbequeing, with a smile on his face. Jimmy was always good for a hug and an ear for listening. He will be missed. But like others have stated, it is good to know in our hearts that Jimmy is with our heavenly father, probably barbequing for them.

We are saddened to hear of your loss and will keep all of you in our daily thoughts and prayers.
Connie (Leubner) & Mike Stadelman

To the Moore Family,

I learned of Jim's passing today. The Shaw Family sends our thoughts and prayers to you.

Dear Helen and Family
Our thoughts and prayers are with
you during this difficult time. We truly care in your loss of your loved
one. Gods peace .............

To the Moore family:
My heart go's out to all of you. May God give you all great big hug and comfort you at this time..You are all in my prayers.

To Jim's family,
If Brad were alive today he would be so sad. We were able to see Jim quite often when we lived back in Mpls in the 90's and it was so great. The girls and I had just been looking at old team photos on Fri night and I pointed Jim out and they remembered him. We know that Brad and Jim will be reunited across that thin veil that separates us all from this life and the
next.

Fondly, Kathy Richards, Alyse, Sydney and Faith