John Moore

Sadly I am just seeing this wonderful obituary about John. He was an incredible human being, and taught me so much about work ethics, and how to treat your customer not only as you would like to be treated but better. He loved his family dearly, and his employees he treated just like family also. The world was truly a better place for having him in it.

A nicer man I never met. Taught me to play golf(sort of). We had many great times together on the golf course. Lots of laughs. A special man in many lives. See you old friend.

A true gentleman and friend to the Flick family for close to 40 years. Keith, Mary and Tina - your Dad sure left his mark and made an impact on many lives. Sending our condolences to you and your Mother. Edward Flick and Lisa Woodard

Thank you John for everything, your work here is done.
Time to rest.
God bless you and your wonderful family.

I loved him, Uncle John. With love, he set me straight several times, as he did with all the neighborhood kids. I remember the whole group of kids on Vogue getting in trouble for something that I can't remember, he lined us all up for a swat. There were probably 10 of us and he started with the older boys down to us little girls, with each of us the swat was less & less and by the time it got to me it was a sweet little pop on my hand. Boy was I scared. Another time, Nalda & I had not spoke...

Keith, Beth and family,
I am sorry for your loss of your dear father, as I know how much I miss my dear father! Your dad is in the arms of Jesus, the place we all want to be! A life well lived is a blessing to the family and all who knew him!!
All of you will be in my prayers!
Carole Menefee Jensen

Mr. Moore made a huge impact on so many people's lives. He was a true gentleman, who truly cared for others and enjoyed life. Our little cul-de-sac hasn't been the same since The Moores moved away, but Mr. Moore was the best neighbor. Our fondest memories of Mr. Moore would be the days he would come out and watch our children playing and talk to them about their day. Our older son remembers Mr. Moore asking him to help with odd jobs around the house and making him feel important. Our...

hi Tina, this is Joe Hoag, Andy's brother. I just wanted to send my deepest condolences to the loss of your father. it's ironic my mom and I were just speaking of you guys yesterday. may God bless you and your family