Eugene James Moye Sr.

Mr. Moye was an inspiration for me as a kid with what is now known as ADHD. "John... Focus!" His class room was right next to the WJHS library back in 79' and i was in study hall when a fight broke out between me and another kid and he came to the rescue and stopped me from hurting this guy further! I'll never forget his kindness and compassion for kids and teaching. I knew he was a retired PD from Greenwich, but never knew about his millitary service.. What a wonderful person indeed. He will be missed.

Very fond memories of Eugene as a staff member of Western Jr. High, and a devoted community leader.

Dear Mrs. Moye: I regret not knowing of Eugene's passing in time for the funeral. He was a man for whom I had great respect from the time I came to teach at Central Jr. High in September, 1963. He always seemed to be able to help me with any juvenile problems while he was a police officer. He was a good father when I had both Gene & Susan in class. He stood up for me at PTA meeting when we introduced a science course in reproduction. When he became a teacher, I found him knowledgeable and helpful with background information. Whenever we met on the street, he was cheerful and ready with knowlwdge of his children. I enjoyed going to Eugene's concerts because they were good and I was sure to see Dad beaming. My wish is for you to enjoy with pride your memories of one of the most respected men I have known. I did have the opportunity to read the oral history last year. Eugene' 8th grade retired Science Teacher.

Eugene, You will be dearly missed, Oh,how much you meant to my family and I.. I ache for Rusty and the children. Just know the whcle community is here for you. I can imagine how hard this feels, please just call. I feel that this is a celebration for Eugene to go where he was most needed. Our Love, Hill Family

I was so saddened to hear the news of Mr. Moye's passing. We was the kindest most wonderful man and teacher... I often think of Mr. Moye and my years at WJHS with great fondness. He made learning so much fun, and he had the greatest sense of humor. Love you Mr. Moye...

Dear Rusty: I heard about Gene's death too late to pay my respects in person. Gene is in my memories, however. He was fun to work with at Western and our whole family loved it when he would drop by our house on Game Cock when he was in the neighborhood. A great guy. My family sends you and yours our best wishes.

Bitsy

I was saddened to see that Mr Moye passed away. He was always so good with the kids. I know my boys learned much from him. The earth has lost a wonderful man and there is a new angel in heaven. I know he is greatly missed. (Gino Covello's mom)

What a gentleman and a wonderful teacher that had both class and grace with each of his students at WJHS. He is one person that I will always remember and can appreciate "his teachings" of life. It was an honor to be one of your students. Dan Tual (Stamford)

Dear Rusty and Family,

Gene will be missed very much. You are a part of our (Singleton) family and we send our love to you all.

My deepest sympathy and God Bless You.

Claudette (Thompson) Talmadge

It was with great sadness that I recently found out that Mr. Moye had passed. I am a lucky person for having Mr. Moye as a teacher. I was not an ideal student but Mr. Moye always made me feel that my opinion mattered. He taught me that I could excel if I worked hard. I will remember always his "nuggets of wisdom" and his cheerful attitude. He was a great teacher and a wonderful person. Thank you Mr. Moye.

I am but another in a long line of Mr. Moye's former students. I was under his tutelage at Western Jr. High School back around 1984. He was teaching American History at the time. The classroom seats were arranged in a circle with him sitting at the key. He would start the class with a pun which he would read from a paperback entitled "PUN-ishment". As everyone before me has said, he was a big, soft spoken man who commanded attention and respect without having to demand it. We just had to love him.

Mr. Moye was a great teacher. He taught us many thing at WJHS, but not only did he teach us reading and writing. He taught us respect for others. The Lord will welcome him with open arms.

To the Moye Family,
There are many teachers of my past that I don’t remember; now that the years have flown by (I attended Western Junior High in the late 80’s). Yet, I will always remember “Mr. Moye.” He was so calm and in control, which was extremely reassuring for a shy kid like me. Without saying much he had the ability to gain, and keep your respect. I’m very sad to hear of his passing but grateful to have known such a great person.

Sincerely,

To the Moye Family -
Mr. Moye was a well respected teacher and was a mentor for many of us of WJHS. He was not just a teacher but a friend and he will be missed by many. He was a man you made such an impact on all of us. I hope you find comfort in knowing the lives he touched and know that heaven now has an angel looking down on us.
My deepest sympathies.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We have many fond memories of the days on the GPD.

Dan & Sandy Pendergast
Cape Cod, MA

Dear Rusty, Susie, Lynette, Doreen, and Eugene,
My deepest sympathy to you and the rest of the Moye family. Gene was so kind and helpful to me throughout my teaching career at Western. I always looked forward to his daily jokes and waited for him to find his way to the Home Ec. room to help my students "evaluate" whatever they had cooked.
Western certainly benefited from his laughter and wisdom and his love of traveling brought a sense of awe and respect for all types of people and lands to our school.
"Mr. Moye" was a true Gentleman, a Man of Honor, and a wonderful roll model for all his students. His memory and influence will live on in the lives and hearts of all who passed through the doors of Western. I feel very proud and blessed to have know him.

Dear Rusty and family,
I am sorry to read of Eugene's passing.
I always remember that you two were such good friends of my late parents, Louise and Conrad Keating.
May God's comfort be with you.

An amazing soul like Mr. Moye's continues to live on in those who love him, and his next journey. My sympathy for the physical loss of this great man. But how lucky we all were to have had him touch our lives.

My condolences to the entire family. Gene was a family friend when we lived in Greenwich. I have many fond memories of Gene visiting us and at Western Jr..Unfortunatly, I just found out about his passing today, Sunday 3/20. My love to the family,
Kim Farnsworth

You made taking government class a breeze, we all loved you and you will be missed. You made wjhs a better place to be. Thanks for the memories, Nancy Bates, Neenah, wi

You made taking government class a breeze, we all loved you and you will be missed. You made wjhs a better place to be. Thanks for the memories, Nancy Bates, Neenah, wi

To the Family of Mr. Moye,

I was sadden to hear the news of Mr. Moye's passing. As his student at WJHS he held a pivotal influence over my life. He encouraged my curiosity and enriched my education. I hope all these expressions of reflections he brought to our lives will bring you comfort during this time of grief. He was a unique and wonderful man, I am extremely fortunate to have known him.

To Rusty and the family of Mr. Moye,

I'm following so many others here with memories of Mr. Moye at Western Junior High School. Every morning before the start of the day we would sit on the desk cubbies and chat. Then the bell would go off to head to class. Mr. Moye would say "Ring, ring, ring - get off my rare, imported furniture!" Always gave us a chuckle...still does. A most respected gentleman who will never be forgotten.

With sympathy,

I am so sad to hear about Mr. Moye's passing. I was not surprised by the amount of the wonderful people who signed this guest book.
Mr. Moye was the BEST at WJHS. I always remember his jokes and his deep voice as he'd say "Hear kitty kitty".

I remember Mr. Moye. It was always a pleasure having him in class, he made learning enjoyable and fun. Mr. Moye was one of the few teachers I enjoyed, he was strict and encouraged us to learn our lessons while also making us laugh. Sending my sympathy and best wishes to him and his family.

Dear Rusty and family,

Our hearts are filled with grief and joy at news of Gene's passing. What a glorious soul he is in all the world's of God. What blessings he is receiving in the "sea of light!" It was a great honor to have known him.

Rusty, you may remember the day (39 years ago tomorrow) I declared my faith in Baha'u'llah on your green sofa in Cos Cob and when Gene came in from work and saw the boy he knew so well as a juvenile delinquent sitting there as a new Baha'i. As a Youth Officer he had been my guardian angel and I will never forget the look on his face at the moment. The last time I saw him (and you) was by divine coincidence on the Washington Mall during the 30th anniversary of the March on Washington.

Both of you inspired Dawn and me to join the NAACP and I am still a member-- eventually having the honor to serve as the Vice President of the Branch here in Randolph Co. North Carolina. (the first white man elected to that office). With deep gratitude I can say that decades of my work for racial unity and justice can also be traced back to your inspiration.

Please accept our love and prayers during this difficult time. Rusty, we hope to be in touch with you soon

Chuck and Dawn Egerton ([email protected])

To the Moye Family, Mr. Moye is a true and absolute gentleman and his heart is as big as his prescence. I dont speak of him in the past tense because Mr. Moye is a man who could never be forgotten! I remember so many years ago making his favorite foods at Dairy Queen while he would visit with my father. When he would leave after long, funfilled visits, my dad would say ''now theres a true gentleman in every sense of the word''. Im positive that his whole beloved family is so truly proud to have him as their leader in life. God bless Eugene and the Moye family. warmest regards!

I had Mr. Moye as a substitute teacher in my years in the Greenwich School system. Always a favorite. One story I remember about him is about chewing gum in the class. If he caught you chewing gum you had to give everyone else a piece of gum and we had to give him two pieces as punishment. My condolences to the children and family..a truly great man. He did have such a great presence and commanded respect. I wish you God's peace in your grief........

Teacher, mentor, counselor, leader, enforcer, protector, intellectual, inspirational, wise, friend, storyteller, jester, proud father, proud husband and so much more. I was blessed to have known Mr. Moye and to have him as a teacher. Prayers of support and appreciation to the Moye family.

To the Moye Family,

My deepest sympathy. Mr. Moye was one of my best teachers. He was my Government teacher at WJHS. He inspired me to have a career in Government work.

Dear Gene and Rusty, since you're never far apart, this note is to both of you. Thanks to you both for being such fine friends. With all love from our family to yours, the Garises

Dear Rusty, Susie and Gene,I will always remember our childhood days of walking to Cos Cob School from Valley Road....Susie, my sister Charlene, Gene and my cousin Joe. What fun we had playing in the orchestra. Gene you were a brillant cellist and I was honored to play with you. Mr Moye surely kept the teens in town on their toes with his tough love. He believed in the importance of second chances that were earned by hard work and respect. I can see him now driving up the hill on Valley past my childhood home in his big car with Rusty by his side. He was a man of courage who had a huge heart for the youth!! He will surely be missed. Love to all! Julia

My thoughts are with you and your family Rusty. What a beautiful soul, clear and thoughtful intelligence and that genuine, warm smile. He served his community well and is the perfect example of a life well lived.

I met him Mr. Moye a number of times through my high school years, and what strikes me most is that I will remember him as a statue of dignity. All of his words were absorbed. There are those rare souls who by just being, command respectful attention. Gene Moye was one of them. God Bless.

I knew Mr. Moye was tough, but I never knew just how tough. Juvenile officer? No wonder he had my number! He was one to be respected AND adored. I was fortunate to have Mr. Moye for a brief time at Western and I can still remember the enormity of learning what totalitarianism was. Mr. Moye didn't present it as an abstract concept, he brought it to life. I only wish I'd had a chance as an adult to reconnect. What an honor that would have been. Clearly, he lived his faith and drew sustenance from it. May his family and friends find comfort knowing how many lives he blessed. Rest Easy, Mr. Moye. You'll be missed.

Dear Moye Family,
I also had the pleasure of having your husband, father, grandfather, etc... as one of my Best/Favorite teachers. He was a wonderful man & will be missed by many. My thoughts & prayers go out to all of you at this difficult time.
Jackie Fado Chard

I feel very honored to have known Mr. Moye and to have been lucky enough to have him for my government teacher at Western Junior High. He was just an awesome person who will never be forgotten.

To the Moye Family,

What a glorious smile - that's what I remember most about Mr. Moye. I'm so sorry for his passing, and I hold him and each of you in the Light.

How lucky we all were to be taught Government at WJHS (1974-75) by Mr. Moye! Just a few years back, I was able to chat with him briefly in town and it seemed not a moment of time had gone by. He was as humble and warm-hearted as I remembered him. May God rest his soul.

What a wonderful human being who will truly be missed and remembered by so many students that sat before him. Loved his class and loved his joke of the day - what a way to start class - by far one of my favorite teachers ever and know that from so many of our graduating class of 1987 he was theirs too. Thank you Mr. Moye for being one of the best! RIP

Moye, you chased our teenage butts all around central Greenwich and we were the better for it . Thank you, Love to your people. Jeff Probst GHS 72

To the Moye Family,
Mr. Moye was my 9th grade government teacher back in 1976. He expected us to work hard, he made learning interesting, and he was incredibly fair. As an 8th grade English Teacher, I can say that a little bit of Mr. Moye lives within me and I hope I am one tenth of the teacher and role model he was. My deepest condolences to you all.
Christine Zalewski Hruska and family

To Moye Family:
I thought that I would inform you that there is a very nice Facebook memorial page for Mr. Moye the greatest teacher who taught at WMS. He will be greatly missed. I hope that you can get onto this page:

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/home.php?sk=group_159573437434396≈=1

TO the Moye Family - one of his former students at WJHS has started a memorial page on Facebook which I thought you should know about: http://www.facebook.com/#!/home.php?sk=group_159573437434396≈=1

It was a true honor and privilege to know Mr. Moye. How I enjoyed him in the classroom! My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time.

My sympathies to the Moye Family. What a great person. Kind, considerate, intelligent, and professional. I had the privilege of working with Mr. Moye while substitute teaching at Western Junior High. His command of social studies, current events, and government was amazing. He earned the respect of everyone who knew him.

TO THE MOYE FAMILY...I EXTEND MY SYMPATHY...HE WAS A GREAT MAN AND A WONDERFUL TEACHER...HE WILL BE MISSED...JO ALTOMARO, THE VILLAGES, FL.

To the Moye family,
My deepest sympathies on the passing of such a kind and generous soul. I had the luck to have him as a teacher in WJHS and will never forget him or how good he made everyone feel.I also had the pleasure to see him again as and adult on the Island Beach boat and enjoyed a long chat with him. What a wonderful man he was. He will be missed.

Officer Moye was always firm, fair and polite,when he called the house, 1st would ask my mom if we were eating,if so he'd call back. That would make foe a quite dinner. A Greenwich Legend.
Harry Catanzaro

I am so sorry, and your family are in my prayers. I am so sorry for your dear mother. She is lucky to have you Susan and Jay to be by her side in this sad time. God Bless you all. Donna Peitsmeyer

To the Moye Family,
My deepest condolences to you.
I never had Mr. Moye for a teacher but witnessing the respect that even the toughest kids had for him was an indication of his positive influence and integrity as a true leader. His even greater Legacy are his Children who showed the rest of us what compassion, strength and talent combined could do in the world where boundaries of color and beliefs were just beginning to fade. Thank you Mr. Moye for the impact you had on us and the world.

Rusty,
You and the children have my deepest sympathy and prayers. Gene and I shared many happy moments at Western and in the community.

Dan Williams

We all encounter individuals that make an important impact on our lives and Eugene Moye, Sr. was such a person for me. I undoubtedly am but one of many, many persons who were the beneficiary of his guidance on occasions when youthful exuberance overwhelmed common sense...

Moreover, Mr. Moye was an example to me of what a combination of hard work, determination and strength of character can accomplish in life. He,unknowingly, helped to fortify my resolve to persevere and "push through" to make something of myself despite the odds, and I am truly thankful for his positive influence.

My late father Donato had the pleasure of working with Mr. Moye at the Greenwich Police Department for many years. He always spoke highly of him as an honorable person who always spoke the truth whether or not you wanted to hear it.

My wife Patti and I are praying for the soul of Mr. Moye and the enitre family during this difficult time.

With kindness, a gentle sense of humor, and constant encouragement, not to mention his infectious smile, Mr. Moye was a very special person to me while I was growing up in Cos Cob as a friend to his son Eugene. He encouraged our musical endeavors, always welcomed us into his home and managed to make me laugh at his silly jokes. I loved his smile - it was all-encompassing. We were lucky to have had him as our role model in treating people with respect and dignity. I hope you find peace in knowing what a special person he was to so very many people. I will keep him in my heart and wish you comfort and peace and love.

Dear Moye Family,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Mr Moye was a kind and compassionate teacher, and I'm grateful to have known him. His smile was warm and contagious... and any time I walked into class and had him as a substitute teacher, the day was a better one. He will not be forgotten.

To the Moye family,
I'm sorry to hear that Mr. Moye died. (That's how I always knew him -- "Mister Moye".) I remember talking to him many times at Central and at GHS when Eugene and Lynnette were students. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

I hope that Mr. Moye and his entire family realize how fully so many of us appreciate and respect them all. I have thought of you all so many times throughout the years since I left Greenwich.

As I read these tributes to Mr. Moye, I recall his commanding presence, his strength of character, his wit, his intelligence, and his grace. He inspired our awe and admiration in the classroom and, yes, he elevated our regard for law enforcement. I envy the students who had him as a teacher at Western. I can only imagine what a pleasure it would be to learn history from him.

I did not know their other siblings, but Eugene Jr. and Lynette were uniquely respected for their strength, kindness and clarity of focus though out our years in school together. I saw their success as an extension of the love, leadership and support of their parents, Rusty and Eugene.

I send my love and prayers for your well being, and my hope that you may be comforted knowing that the gentleman you knew as a brother, father and husband was revered by those who were fortunate enough to encounter Eugene James Moye Sr..

My heart is with you.
Carolyn Hall Young

My thoughts and prayers go out to Mr.Moye's family.He will be missed by many.I knew him as a police officer and he was a great man.God Bless all of you.I wish that I could be up there for his service but I will be there in thought.

To the Moye Family,

I had known Mr. Moye for almost 55 years. When he was substituting at then Central Junoir high School he always had complete control of the classes that he taught. He made it interesting, fun, and extremely educational. He would have us so interested in the Social Studies class that we would forget about the time and would want to continue. I recall one time Mr. Moye was substituting for Mr. John Bonomo's Social Studies class for 3 days in a row. Each day Mr. Holden, Assistant Principal, came in and sat in the back of the room. Mr. Moye had us so interested in the topics that no one knew that Mr. Holden was back there. Mr. Moye moved many mountains with his love,his understanding,and his positive outlook. He was and always will be in the hearts of all the people that he has touched. He has always stood tall with dignity and respect.

Dear Moye Family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Let your wonderful memories comfort you. I wish we could be there to lend our support to Jay, Susan and your mom and family. Love to all, David and Kathy Spencer & family

TO THE MOYE FAMILY , MY DEEPEST REGRET FOR YOUR LOSS.

I'AM AN ALUMNIST OF WESTERN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND ALTHOUGH MR. MOYE WAS NEVER A TEACHER OF MINE I DO REMEMBER HIM AS BEING A GREAT MAN, AND ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO ANY STUDENT FOR HELP OR ADVICE!

It was an honor to know Mr. Moye. Always happy to see his smile, and hear his jokes...

Mr. Moye was one of those teachers that made a difference in childrens' lives. I was lucky enough to have had him as a teacher at Western. One fond memory I have of him: Many mornings while walking to school, he would drive by my friend and me on his way in and beep his horn and wave to us and give us his big smile. On one particular morning we were caught off guard by a huge rainstorm. By the time we got to the point where we always saw Mr. Moye, we were like two drowned rats. As we saw his car, we gave our usual wave. Much to our surprise, and great relief, he didn't wave at us this time, but pulled over. He took pity on us and gave us a ride the rest of the way to school. We were so grateful!

I have thought of him fondly many times over the years and especially of that day. God bless you, Mr. Moye and prayers and condolences to the entire family. His legacy shall live on.

Dear Moye Family,

Mr. Moye was such a great teacher. He was so positive, caring and kind. He wanted us to be the brightest stars and we did it together. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Of all the teachers I had growing up, Mr. Moye was the one that left an indelible impression. He was so kind, caring and patient. Mr. Moye didn't go the extra mile for his students, he went the extra ten miles! No student left his classroom without a full understanding of the subject at hand--he wouldn't have it any other way.
What a lovely, admirable man he was. He will surely be missed by many.

My thoughts and prayers are with the Moye family! What can I say Mr. Moye was one in a million. They broke the mold when they made him.. He was my teacher and so much more.. He left a legacy at WJHS.. All that had him loved him.. His smile was contagious. I couldn't wait for his class. We went to Washigton, DC and Mr. Moye was our chaperone how lucky were we to have him with us.. Mr. Moye you will never be forgotten.. Thank you for being a wonderful teacher, confident and friend to all.. God surely has a special angel.. RIP Mr. Moye..

Rusty, this must be such a difficult time for you. Please know that you are in my prayers as is Gene...may we all join him in heaven some day...a wonderful man.

To the Moye Family,

Words can't express my thanks to Mr. Moye for the positive influence he had on my life. I was fortunate to have have met the man as both a police officer, then as a teacher at Western. He inspired me to pursue my career in law enforcement. He truly made a difference in the lives of all he touched. He was a great man, larger than life. My thoughts and prayers are with all of his family during this difficult time.

I am sorry to hear of Mr. Moye's passing. I had the privilege of meeting him last fall when he and my dad were in Nathaniel Witherell. He was always a pleasure to talk with.

To the members of the Moye Family,
Like so many others have said, Mr Moye was such a special teacher. We didn't mind at all seeing him as our substitute, we loved it! I am sure you are very proud that he touched so many lives. My sincere sympathy at your loss, may you be comforted by wonderful memories and God's peace.

I will miss my old friend Gene Moye and will always remember the years that we worked together on the Greenwich Police Force. He was a true gentleman and a good friend. My condolences go out to all of his family.

To the Moye Family,

Please accept my very deepest condolences on your loss. I remember Mr Moye from his time as the crossing policeman at the Cos Cob School on the Post Road back in the early 1950's! He was such a kind and attentive man. He liked the kids and and kept a very watchful eye out for all of us kids at Cos Cob School. I know I was warned by my father not to play on the rocks after school. On at least one occasion I did so. By the time I got home from school that afternoon, my father had been notified by Mr. Moye and I was reprimanded for misbehaving by my father!

Mr. Moye was very good-natured in the way he chased me from the rocks and sent me home! His vigilance, concern and kindness I remember to this day!

Everyone should be as watchful of the behavior of kids today as he was in his day! In those years people for, the most part, knew eachother by name and Mr. Moye was no exception!

Those attributes must have served him well as I see he proceeded to rise through the ranks at the Greenwich Police Department before going on to teach at "Western!"

You have lost a man of which to be very proud!

Nancy A. Theis
Cos Cob, CT

To the Moye family we must not be sad for his passing but rejoice his new life in the kingdom of God he was truly a special man

What a special teacher Mr. Moye was. I have such fond memories of him as my teacher. Always had a smile. Always had a positive outlook on life. Always made you believe in your self. You'll be missed.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Mr. Moye you were a kind and generous soul. You will be missed and heaven will be blessed to have such an angel.

To the Moye Family,
So sorry to hear about your loss. Mr. Moye was the best US Government teacher at WJHS learning was so fun in his class it was the class I looked forward to the most. His smile so warm and comforting. Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Debbie Adamek formally of Byram CT

Remembering you Mr. Moye, a lifelong neighbor and a kind friend. You allowed all the Cantavero children and Ledge View kids to run, play and explore in your yard as small children with always kind words and a smile. As I grew older your wisdom and gentleness remained to be a true attribute to your valuable characteristic of a gentlemen for which i have never forgotten. I will miss retreiving your mail for you on days when you were unable and feel honored that you and your loving wife have long been a part of my life and my family alike! With loving thoughts and prayers you and your family are remembered!

The Moye Family,
He was my teacher in WJHS.He was a Police Officer with my father Sgt.Harold De Forest. What a wonderful man.
Sincere sympathy to you all.

Cori De Forest Darmochwal

Deepest sympathy to the family of Mr. Moye. I was a child when he was a police officer, and he made a huge differnce in my perception of what and who a police officer was. He was a kind and gentle man, and a true gentleman. God Bless you Mr. Moye

My deepest sympathies to the entire Moye family. I was lucky enough to have him as a teacher at Western-we need more like him!

RIP Mr Moye. Learned a lot about government from you in WJHS. Though I only ran into you every so often over the years I was glad I got to see you one last time last year.

to the Moye Family
I had the privlage of being in Mr. Moye's 9th grade history class he was a wonderful teacher and a great man. He's method of teaching were superb and the stuck with you. I can only imagine how lucky his children were so lucky to have a man like Mr. Moye guiding them through their young lives. I will miss him greatly I only wished my son could have been as lucky as I to have such a wonderful teacher God bless him and your family I am so sorry for your loss. Gino Covello Jr Milford Ct

Our sympathy to the Moye family. Eugene Moye was and continues to be an ispiration to so many of his students, friends and family.
Charles and Dixie Scism

Although I didn't know Gene, my family has known his daughter, Susan, for many years. If she is an example of his legacy, he must have been a wonderful man. My condolences to the entire family.

I absolutely adored Mr. Moye. He was frequently a substitute teacher for me at both WJHS and GHS. He served as a sub in the school I now teach at and actually remembered me, and we reminisced about our times together. He was a wonderful man and I am grateful that knew him. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

To all of the Moye family,
So sorry for your great loss of this wonderful man--he truly was a " man among men" for the words spoken of him by many that I knew in school and out were always that of kindness and caring,
will never forget his smile and how contagious it was..bless you all in this time of loss..

To the Moye Family, I was saddened to hear about the passing of this great man. He was one of my favorite teachers at WJHS. He had the greatest smile. In recent years, I often saw him at the Tully center where he always shared with me inspiring stories. Thank you Mr. Moye

Mr. Moye was my favorite teacher at WJHS. He was a kind and fair man, he's one of the teachers that I will never forget. So sorry to hear of his passing and my thoughts and prayers go out to the Moye family.

Mr. Moye was a wonderful teacher and role model; there are many, many people that count themselves thankful for having known him at WJHS, for it was impossible to have known him and not to be changed for the better from the experience. He'll be missed.

Mr. Moye, you were a great man, teacher and jokester. you WILL be missed. To his family please accept my prayers and deepest sympathy.

Regan Tutolo, formally from Byram, CT

My Memories of Mr Moye are so heart felt. He was a great mentor for me during my years at WJHS and definately made my Goverment Class Fun and Interesting!
My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Moye Family now in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort. RIP Mr. Moye! You will truly be missed.

To the Family of Mr. Moye, Thank you for sharing a great man with us. He was an amazing teacher. Being in his 9th grade History class was an unforgettable experience. At that age, we were not always an easy group to manage but he loved us, laughed with us, and made us feel special while he enthusiastically taught us all about the U.S. government. Mr. Moye was full of wisdom and kindness and he made a difference in the lives of many. My sincere condolences to you.

To the Moye Family, Gene Moye was a fine decent man who inspired me to become a police officer and a teacher. He was always willing to share some little bit of what he knew to help you.

I have very fond memories of Mr. Moye during my years at Western Middle School. My heart goes out to your family, and I am truly sorry for your loss. What an honor it is to have been able to know Mr. Moye.

So sorry for the Moye family loss, he was my teacher in Western Junior and he was one of the best, a true gentleman.

Dear Jeanette and famiy;

We are very sorry to hear of Eugene's passing. He will be in our prayers.

John & Mary Cornelius, Milford CT

To the Moye Family: My sincere condolences on Eugene's passing. I knew him both as a policeman and as a teacher. I have had the greatest respect for him as a wonderful human being who will be sorely missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.

We all remember Mr. Moye. He was a great man and the kids who passed through WJH will remember and miss him. The world lost a great man and heaven is all the brighter because of him. Rest in Peace.
The D'Amato and Lamphier Families

Moye Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Mr. Moye touched a great deal of lives, and will be missed.
Gos Bless you.
The Robinson Family: Barbara, Cynthia, Phyllis, & Curtis Jr.