THOMAS J. MOORE

Diane Jim and I are so sad to learn of Tom´s passing. He was such a great guy and we have so many fond memories of spending time with both of you in the neighborhood. Please know that we are sending our love to you and Jen.

Diane and family, We are so sad to hear of Tom´s passing. So many fond memories were made over wonderful dinner parties. You are in our thoughts and prayers

I´ll always remember going through school with Tom and playing in the band he always had a smile and was a great all around guy. Sorry for you´re loss. Richard Thompson

So sorry for your loss. It was great growing up with him. Our mothers were best friends, and my parent stood up for Mary she remarried. I am grateful we reconnected at Marilyn´s house a while back.

Truly sorry for the families loss. Mr. Moore was my 4th grade teacher. He is the only teacher I can remember. I told my kids how I would talk in his class and one day he picked me up and moved me to another seat. That was in 1975. I remember thinking he is the best looking teacher I have meet. Well he told my father I would not stop talking and my father told him I think she has a crush on you. Not sure if I stopped talking all the time. Though he didn´t pick me up and moved me any more. ...

Tom was simply the best! Thinking of him running down our hallways with a smile on his face. He always had the time for us and made us all feel so safe and loved. Forever grateful.

Mr. Moore was a kind and knowledgeable teacher in the Lancaster schools. He was a big influence on my two sons. Sending prayers for his family

Mr. Moore was such a great fourth grade teacher. You left behind great memories. Condolences to your family.

Tom was the principal at the Dr. Franklin Perkins school when I taught there. He was a wonderful mentor and a kind and compassionate man. Sending peace to his loved ones. Tom will be remembered fondly.