Thomas D. Moore

Dad, it´s been 10 years since you left us. But you live in our hearts everyday. I´m sitting here eating Necco waffers candy and remember when you got paid you would bring me and the boys candy. Lately I´ve been thinking about what a great dad you were. You instilled goodness, kindness and love. I´ll always remember are trips out West! You are the best dad and I miss seeing your smiling face.

Dad, it’s been 9 years since your passing. I miss you everyday and think of you always. You were such a great example to me how we should live our lives with kindness and love. The house is not the same without you and Michael but it is comforting too know you and brother are together. You will live in my heart always! Your loving daughter. Kathy

To the Family of Thomas Moore.

Please accept my sincerest sympathy for the loss of your loved one. May God give you strength to get through this very difficult time.

Love, Linda Harding (Legacy III)

Dad, I will miss you very much. You were the best dad ever. You taught me so much,compassion for others ,treat all people with dignity and respect.Always strive for your very best. You took us all over the U.S every summer and we got to see all the great sites like the Grand Canyon,Blackhills and Yellow Stone Park. I am forver greatful and proud to have you as my father. Now you are with Michael in Heaven with God. You are at peace. I will miss you,but you are with me in Spirit! your loving...

To the family of Tom Moore,

I worked with Tom at Kent State for a few years including when he became the Provost. I found Tom to be enjoyable to work with and very knowledgeable and his energy and smile displayed his true gentleman personality. Ted Curtis Silver Lake, Ohio

Offering our deepest sympathies during this time.