Mark Moore Jr.

We were sorry to learn of Mark's death. Our memories of Mark are all positive. His generosity and good humor made those around him better. His leadership at First Baptist Church is fondly remembered.

Dear Aunt Gladys and family,

We will always remember Uncle Mark as a wonderful, fun loving and caring Uncle and a loving brother to our Mom, Pauline Alderson. He will be missed by all of us but we know he is at peace.

Pat, Frank & Family,

Please accept our most sincere condolences on the loss of your father and grandfather.

Our condolences to the Moore family. We are truly blessed to have known Mark. He was a gentleman and a true American Hero.

Mr. Moore,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served with the U.S. Army Air Forces in Europe as a bomber pilot-especially as a Prisoner of War-God knows what you had to endure. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

My condolences to all the Moore family. I have always admired the lovely homes that Mark built in the Lexington area, classy and elegant. My dad was also a WWII veteran and survivor of a year as a POW. I know that he and Mark compared stories over the years. Again, my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

I was saddened to read of Mark's passing in today's Boston Globe. My sincere sympathy to all members of Mark's family at this sad time in your lives.

With heartfelt condolences to the Moore family. Mark will be prayerfully remembered. He left a legacy of beautiful homes in Lexington and elsewhere. I enjoyed his friendship and contributions to the town. Deacon William Wildes, Stuart, Florida (formerly at Russell Square, Lex.)