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James Moore

Custer, Wi, Illinois

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Moore, JamesJames Moore, 83 years, died July 24, 2014 at home with his family, in Custer, Wisconsin.He was born in Muncie, Indiana on December 12, 1930.James was a Broadway and Ballet dancer, Choreographer, and University Professor.He started his theatrical journey tap dancing with his identical...

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I adored my teacher, James Moore. He was elegant and superbly effective in forming every nuance of ballet. This gifted gentleman was royal, and his students embraced with great fortune under his tutelage of golden excellénce.

Dear Linda and Family - I just learned of Jim's passing. My deepest condolences. Jim was the consummate professional and one of the nicest people I have known. Always kind, always patient with the keenest of intellects. He was so wonderful to work with. I will always remember Jim and how he drew the very best out of all of us. -- Richard Gustin

My condolences to Jim's family. I danced with Jim at Marguerite Neumeister's studio in Rockford, Illinois during our teenage years. Marguerite clearly recognized his huge potential then and sponsored us both through lessons at her dance school and Stone Camryn Studio in Chicago. Many years later Marguerite, Jim and I met for lunch at Connie's Tea Room in Rockford and shared some wonderful memories. May his memory be eternal!

James Moore at the White House with Ballets USA

I note with great sorrow the passing of a friend, a colleague, and a mentor. James Moore made me realize that there was a world full of wonder, talent, and creativity, and that I had the "chops" to participate if I dared to do so. Jim is the primary reason I had the courage to move from Stevens Point, Wisconsin to New York City in 1983. For that I shall always be grateful.

My love and sincerest condolences to Linda, Eric, and Chris.

Linda and family, my deepest sympathies on the passing of "Mr. Moore". I was at UWSP when he arrived. He had an enormous impact on my stage career and even more importantly on my outlook on life. I am so happy he was part of my life back then!

Chris, Eric, and family,
Sorry to read of your loss. He was a great and talented man and made a difference. He will be missed.

Linda - so sorry to hear of your loss. Jim left behind an amazing legacy.

Chris....Moses.....I can't tell you what a shock I had when I saw your dad's name. He was a good man and you are a good son.

Let your family know that Ging and my prayers are with you.

Jerry and Ginger Fitzgerald

Dear Linda, Eric & Chris, My sympathy is extended to all of you on the passing of your husband & dad. He was a remarkably talented person who did a lot for UWSP. Sincerely, Mrs. Elaine Bunczak (2nd Grade Teacher @ Rosholt Elem.)