Roy James "Jim" Moore

To the Moore Family,
my prayers and thoughts are with you in this time of need. It was a pleasure to get to take care of Jim when he was in the hospital. Your in my prayers.

I had not seen jim for a few years, but i always wondered how he was. sorry john for the loss of your brother, had some good times refinishing the boat in your father's garage. may he rest in peace.

Jim Moore was a high school classmate I will always remember. He always had a twinkle in his eye, a huge smile and an infectious laugh ... usually when pulling a prank. The BHS class of 1954 will remember his wrestling matches, his rosy cheeks and his willingness to help. Later, Jim became an accomplished race-car driver. God's speed Jim.

To the family of 'Jim", a really great friend. We will always remember our times together dancing and partying in Bedford, and at Forepaughs. Our prayers go out to the family. God bless.

Grandpa Jim, Thank You for all of our special times together. I will miss You. Love, Douglas

We would like to add our deepest sympathies for the Moore family. There are not enough words to express how deeply sorry we are. Uncle Jim will be remembered and missed greatly by us all.
Charlene, Danielle & Jeffery

To the Moore Family. My name is Susan Pallotta and I was the spouse of Louis V. Pallotta, who also passed on October 13, 2007. My deepest sympathies go out to the spouse and family. Ironically, although I married Lou Pallotta in 1990, back in the mid 50's I regularly watched the "Moore" brothers race at Sportsman park. I attended Marymount High School and many of my friends were from Bedford. Those were the days! My prayers are with you, as I know only too well what it is to loose an...

Jim brought a lot of joy and excitement to the fans at Cloverleaf over the years. A good guy and a great racer.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of the Moore family and to John on th loss of a brother.

Denny Hudock