William Arthur Moore

So proud to have had Bill as a member of our CRMS community. Lorna, you are in our thoughts and prayers.

My condolences to the family . May you find comfort in your treasured memories and Gods promise to return our loved ones . 1st Thessalonians 4 : 13&14.

Bill was a rock and a steadfast member of our Class of 1960. A class secretary for several years, and always a great supporter of all things CRMS. I will greatly miss his gentle humor, his insights, and strength. I hope he is off scaling yet another 14-er in the sky, and gliding down a pristine slope of freshly-fallen snow. We will all miss him and remember that he was a friend to so many.

Thinking of you, Lorna, and your family. The obituary was a lovely tribute to a wonderful man.

My deep and sincere sympathy and condolences go out to Lorna, Anna and John, and their family. I will miss Bill. He was a man of deep and quiet grace, a world traveler, lover of the mountains and outdoors and had a twinkle in his eye and nice smile. I will make a charitable donation in his name. God bless. Sara Boyd

Bill was one of my best friends at CRMS. After graduation we worked two summers together on the Perry Ranch in Carbondale. I connected with him again in 1968 and at several CRMS reunions. He was very kind and compassionate. He was someone I could count on for sympathy and help. I regret that I never made it to his cabin despite numerous invitations. He was a gentleman in the true sense of the word, gentle and manly. A tree would be a good memorial for him, tall and reliable, blessing others...