Ann Moore Obituary
Beloved wife, sister & mom, favorite auntie, cherished friend & devoted cat-mom died July 19, 2025 in West Palm Beach, Florida at The Good Samaritan Hospital/Vitas Hospice Unit surrounded by the love & care of family and friends, near and far.
She was born on February 19, 1943 to Loyce (Hilliker) Allaire and A. Eugene Allaire in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
Ann will be deeply missed by her sister, Sally Green of Palm Beach Gardens, FL; daughter, Lisa E. Haskins and grandson, Samuel of Portland, ME; nephew, Ted Hoosick & wife Jan of Ashburnham, MA; neices Ellen Hoosick of Pittsboro, NC and Sally Anne Bassett & husband Paul and their son Andrew, also of Pittsboro, NC; stepson Sean Moore of Jupiter, FL and stepdaughter, Elizabeth (Lisa) Moore (& family) of Palm Beach, FL. Her positivity, deep care for others (people & kitties!) and laughter will also be dearly missed by her close, loving friends.
Ann graduated from Stoneleigh Burnham School and attended University of Massachusetts /Amherst.
She worked for years at Berkshire Life Insurance Company, Austen Riggs Center and locally at Mayors Jewelers and Insurance Offices of America.
Her loving husband, Richard (Dick) Moore died peacefully five days later, on July 24th in the same hospice unit.
Their loving presence will be forever missed.
A private Celebration of Life will be held this fall.
Memorial donations in their memory may be made to Furry Friends Humane in Jupiter.
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