Lydia Moore

Law, Nephews, Nieces, Brothers, Family and Friends,
My favorite and only sister Lydia (Sudie) and I would often chuckle and end our conversations saying that we were each other's favorite and only sister. That indeed we wereonly because there were no more, the fact, but favorite was by choice. My sister was my favorite! I was her favorite!
Let us reflect upon the wisdom shared and our individual lessons learned from her. Recall her love, respect and relationship with her Lord...

To the Moore Family, it is indeed a great lost to Binghamton and Princeton Baptist Church.We all grew up as family .When one hurts...we all hurt. I pray your strength in God. Love you

Although it's difficult today to see beyond the sorrow, may looking back in memory help comfort you tomorrow. Remembering you and your loved ones in prayer. -

I'm sorry for the lost of Aunt Lydia.you all were as a mother and father to me when I lost my parents.love you uncle.

Dear Xavier & family,
Praying God will comfort you and give you peace during this very difficult time. So glad you all could be together.

With Sympathy,
Amy Noall

My Sweet Mother,
You were the best Mother I could have. I inherited my love for reading from you. You showed me by example how to love God. I know who my "strong tower" is. I will miss our talks together. I thank you for everything you taught me. I am forever blessed and eternally grateful to have been your daughter.

Love you forever and ever!!

Vernetta "Pam" Moore

A true lady by any definition. Loving wife, mother, grandmother, neighbor, and so much more. Above all else, she was a firm, God fearing woman. She will always be in my heart. May God continue to strengthen her Husband and their family. The Moore Family, Princeton Avenue Baptist Church, and the Binghampton Community have truly lost a jewel.

Uncle Westly we love you and send our prayers for healing and comfort. Morrise and Gloria Phillips