Madison D. Moores M.D.

Madison D. Moores M.D.

Madison Moores Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers from Mar. 7 to Mar. 9, 2009.
Madison MOORES, MD Maddy was born in Portland, Oregon June 9, 1925. Died February 27, 2009 at home in Ballard with his family at his side. After graduating from Garfield H. S. in 1943, he trained as a pilot in the US Navy from 1943 to 1945. He attended premed at the University of Washington and Seattle University from 1945 to 1948. In 1952 he graduated from the University Of Oregon School Of Medicine. He completed his medical internship at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, Ca. Maddy began his private practice in family medicine in 1953. After 35 years as staff physician at Ballard Community Hospital (Swedish), he regretfully retired in 1988 after losing his vision to macular degeneration. In 1996 he discovered the art of sculpting in clay under mentors Regnor Reinholdtsen and Carrie Gustafson. Maddy transformed the family garage into his studio, the yard into his gallery. Preceded in death by his parents Kenneth A. and Alice Moores of Seattle, and brother Kenneth Moores, MD of Bainbridge Island. Survived by his loving wife of 40 years, Patricia, brother Richard Moores of Bellevue, sons Thomas (Juanita) of Shoreline, James (Elisabeth) of Hidden Valley Lake, Ca, Stephen (Stacie, deceased) of Kirkland, Jeffrey (Tamara) of Whidbey Island, Madison R. (fiancé Linda Rajsavong) of Seattle, daughter Amy of Seattle, granddaughter Madeline (fiancé Aron Garavaglia) of Seattle, many nieces and nephews, extended family, and dear friends. A Celebration of Life will be held this Wed., March 11, 2009, 1:00-3:00 pm at The Ballard Elks, 6411 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle WA.

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January 7, 2024

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March 12, 2009

Dick and Ikuko Roth posted to the memorial.

March 12, 2009

Jeff Mauger posted to the memorial.

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Kathleen Teeple

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Dick and Ikuko Roth

March 12, 2009

Our condolence to Dick Moores and all his family. We are old friends of Dick and only know of Madison from his fond mentiions of his two older brothers. We see in the very likeable face of the photo the same gaze we know of in Dick. The obituary describes an admirable life and as artists ourselves we appreciate how he became an artist although handicapped later in life.

Jeff Mauger

March 12, 2009

Maddy, in his quiet and unassuming way, was such a part of everyone's lives during the Ozette days. His humor and enthusiasm for anything that caught his interest was a lesson for anyone who knew him.
Madison and Amy, I am proud to have known your father. Patty, you and Maddy will always be in my heart and memory.

Gloria Kinney

March 11, 2009

Our love and condolence to all the Moores family and especially to Patty and Madison.
Gordon Kinney was Madison's first cousin. Maddy came over to Boise to be best man at our wedding in the summer of 1947.

We see from the beautiful Celebration how dearly Maddy was loved by all who knew him.

Perhaps he and Gordon are now having a happy reunion somewhere, and have enjoyed watching his afternoon of remembrance.
Our love and very best wishes to you all from the Gordon and Gloria Kinney family: Jan, Pam, Alan and Dinah, and grandchilden Angie and Brian.
Lovingly,
Gloria Kinney

Gloria Kinney

March 11, 2009

We remember with love, Madison. He was best man at our wedding in Boise Idaho in the summer of 1947. Maddy and Gordon Kinney were first cousins.
We send our love, condolence and very best wishes to Patty, and to Madison Jr. and to your wonderful family. We remember some special encounters over the years.

Our love to you all from the Gordon and Gloria Kinney family: Jan, Alan, Pam, Dinah, and grandchildren Angie and Brian.

We are here for you if you need to talk . Let's keep in touch

Clifford Harrington

March 9, 2009

To our friend Dick and his family. Please accept our condolences on the loss of Madison. He obviously had a host of friends who will help keep his memory alive.
Cliff and Tomoko Harrington

Dinah Kinney

March 9, 2009

My Dears,
Dad dearly loved Maddy, and expressed fond memories of time spent together as children and adults. Patty and Madison, you have been on a long hard road, and have given so much. Thank-you for taking such good care of him. We will remember Dad's Dear Cousin fondly, and we are here for you.

Dinah

Marilyn Szczepaniak

March 7, 2009

Amy-I didn't have the honor of knowing your father personally, but I have heard fond comments about his service to Ballard Community Hospital. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Marilyn Szczepaniak

Sally Little

March 7, 2009

I talked with the librarian today at Ballard Library in order to make a donation in Mad's name. They were wondering what happened to him and remembered him dearly. They helped him every day find nonfiction audio books on tape. We will make a donation in his name-- All our love,
Sal and Bill, Sam, Jess, Zach, Charlie, Rach and Wil

Gretchen Moores-Hooper

March 7, 2009

I will miss you, dear Maddy.....You were an important link to my darling Ken.....Your courage and kindness, throughout your life, have been an inspiration....

Patty - you did everything right to care for and love Maddy.....I admire you more than you know....

And Madison....how wonderful you have been....Your parents have been very proud of you....

And, Amy - such a strong girl....Your Dad was so proud of you too!

Much love, Gretchen

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