John P. "Jack" Moore Jr.

I well remember Jack from high school in Brimfield MA. Although he was a year ahead of us, we (Jack, Peter my future husband and I)shared classes and in particular one study hall where Jack would get a few sitting near him involved in discussions re writing and literature. We shared many laughs together, along with classmates;he had a great sense of humor. At that time his dream was to become a newspaper journalist. I regret that I did not get an opportunity to speak with him at a high...

Jack Moore, Mentor
I watched him pour over blue prints and construction of the DOIM building. His plans and empire were state of the art. He had tirades, but allowed you a knowing look into his eyes, a share of the resource he managed. VIABLE was his first project, but not the last by a far shot. Jack’s dreams became other people’s promotion ladders - mine too. He was the right man, place, and time. I never worked for him, but wished I had. I will miss the visits with him at the...

Our deepest sypathies are with the family at this time. I remember our many days and nights at NORAD, working on the Safeguard System only to be told to cut the cables. Jack always had a positive attitude and was a good friend. He will be missed but its nice to know we will see him again someday. Phil

Family of Jack,
My Condolences to you all. I knew Jack at Fort Carson when I was still in uniform working in the 4th Division Signal Office. He was a great person, techicain and quite frankly a friend/professonal mentor who shared the desire to do things that needed to be done and get done things right (overcoming persistent senior grade stupidity). I did not know until today or else I would have been there last night and today.

Jack: Sweet Dreams you great old fart!
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We at the greenhouse can't ever thank you enough for all the years of hard work. We will miss you Jack!