Wilson Moon

There are certain times one or two people will make the biggest difference in the direction that your life takes and build Moon was that for me he took a chance on me he shouldn´t have but he did and it changed my life in a positive direction. I always think of him when I think of my success.

I’d like to tell you bill moon changed my life I came in and asked him if I can walk on the baseball team at Ucf I had no business being on the team but he likeed my heart and my hustle and he allowed me to wear the number 44 which allowed me to walk on the football team which allowed me to earn a lot of other successes in my life Including an induction into the Ucf athletic Hall of Fame I always go back to the one moment that I met Bill moon and the door that he opened For me I got extremely...

The Korean War Veterans Association Department of Florida and Chapter 173 Casselberry send our belated yet deepest condolences on the passing of our Brother In Arms Wilson Moon (US Army 12/69-12/75 2X Vietnam SP5, ASA, VW 1970-71). He served his country well and honorably. May he Rest In Peace.

My deepest condolences to the Moon family. I have very fond memories of Coach Moon as my elementary PE teacher at Arnold Mill. I actually referenced him last night to my husband when the song "Hey good lookin" played on our tv. He used to belt it out during PE class! He was a wonderful person and had a special way with students. He will surely be missed.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.