Jeff Wernising Moore

Dear Ken,
Having tried to go to the Aquarium at Fair Park a few weeks ago and it was closed that day, I was disappointed not to get to relive the great memories of that place I had with your Dad!

We are needing to get in touch with you with some family business and information...if you get this-could you contact me at: [email protected], please?
Blessings,
Becky (Murdoch) Clay

Ken,
Sorry to here about your dad. He was a neighbor of mine in the mid 70's and early 80's. He gave my son his first job at the Dallas Aquarium when he was only 15. And for Jeff to do that he had to be convinced that Bryan was serious.
I remember during the 80 ice storm the lumber that fell in his den from those high limbs. He was a great interesting man I wish I had known him better. My best to you!

Ken,
So sorry to read about your father. What a wonderful life he had! I know you will miss him every day even though the last few years were a struggle.
With Sympathy
Your friend,
Coy Prather

Ken; God bless you and your family.

Jeff Moore was a good friend to my parents Frank and Jackie Kelley of Ferris, TX (both deceased).
He was gracious to offer me a job at the Aguarium following my senior year in high school. (1979-'80). It was an experience I will never forget. I especially loved playing with and feeding the sea lions!
My appreciation for God's creation of all aquatic life was certainly strengthened during my time at the Aquarium, and I still carry with me everything I learned.
Fair Park and...

I had the privelege of working for Jeff at the Aquarium from 1971-1981. I started part-time in while in High School. Deepest condolences to his family. Jeff was very supportive in all my pursuits including my leaving to pursue a degree in Computer Science. I still maintain my love for the outdoors and all God's creatures that was fostered in my relationship with Jeff.