Marvin C. Moore

I miss you Moore than I can ever express Cuz. We had so much fun when you visited and explored the mountains, I remember how excited you were when a mama with her cub was right next to you! I have a picture of that moment, it's precious to me. I remember we were making plans for you to come down to Tennessee for another visit in just a few weeks, I'm so sad we couldn't make that happen. My prayer is that you have finally found the peace you so very much deserve after a life that was...

You are still very missed. I hope you are enjoying your time with our son.

I still miss you more than I can ever express. It's once again spring time in TN and I wish you were here to share it with me, I know we would find plenty of bear !! I know we would have a great time together and that's all that really matters. I love you always and forever Marvin! Your favorite cousin, Jill Moore

I miss you so much! It's spring time in Tennessee and I wish you were here so we could go "bear hunting" again, we had so much fun running the mountains and seeing all the beauty they have to offer. When I go to Cades Cove especially, I miss you so much it hurts, because I can see you in so many places I look and you should be there but you're not. All of my memories, whether of Cades Cove or of the shenanigans we got into growing up, are precious to me. I love you Marvin, and I will see...

still can hear ya pop. I can't help but have you talking to me still. Every step I take is with you. You are not gone to me for your presence is stronger with me now more than ever. Nin sagiiwe Ki !!!

In the middle of the night, when one day changes to another, and barely anyone notices, a man dies. He’s certainly not an old man, but would by no means be considered a young man. As the machines are turned off and the wait begins, a woman sits and waits for her son to die. Fears of losing memories take her. She holds her breath. Meanwhile, across the country, a father sighs in relief when he finds out his son will receive a kidney and fears of a lost future go away.

Time ticks...

I am still having a hard time wrapping my mind around the fact that you are gone from this earth & how you left us...

I love you and will continue to be proud to be your little brother. I wish I knew what happened the last hour of your life. I pray for your peace....

I will miss you forever, the world we live in is just not fair, but they say God won't deal you anymore than you can take. For some reason our family is getting a whole lot of blows from him. Enjoy your new life with Dad and April we will all be together again one day. Love You your sister "Paygie"