Patricia G. Moore

So sad to learn of Pat's passing. Both my mother (Mary Jane Doucette Parham) and I thought so very highly of her. She was one of the truly nicest people I have ever known. I count it a blessing that she was a part of my life.

Mrs. Moore was a very special lady to me (and to all who knew her). It was evident from the moment you met her that she was a dedicated servant of God. She was so kind to me from the first day I attended Bethlehem Baptist. She treated me and my daughter like family, inviting us to Sunday lunch. She touched my heart with all the cards, flowers, and other loving acts through the years. The entire Moore family is amazing in their kindness to others and I know she instilled that in each of...

Dearest Ralph, Robin, Rusty, Toni and Mark my heart is broken for you in losing our previous Pat. She was my mentor and role model from high school and throughout my career. I loved her dearly. My deepest condolences and prayer of comfort sent today.

Pat was one of the first people to greet our family at Bethlehem Baptist Church when we first came to visit back in 1989. She was so warm and welcoming and the kindness we felt was a big part of why we joined. She was always kind and encouraging. So many cards we all received from her, which everyone in the church can testify to. I’m sure many friends and family were also recipients of cards from Pat. I know Jesus welcomed her with open arms and she’s praising Him in person now. I’m praying...

Aunt Pat was a elegant Christian lady. She was always a kind and sweet soul who cared well for others. She will be greatly missed.

She was a beautiful Sweet lady. One look at her and you could see Jesus in her. So loving and caring. Gonna miss her.

Mrs. Pat was a beautiful soul. I remember her at Roebuck Hi as well as Dorman. She always so nice to everyone who came in the office.

Yes I do remember Pat at Dorman High 1964 - 1967. She was such a sweet lady always smiling.

A very lovely sweet lady who always had a kind word for very one.