William MOORE

Dear Dan, Jim, Bill and families,

I am very sorry for the loss of your Dad.My deepest condolences to the entire Moore family.

My sincere condolences to the Moore Family. It would be difficult to measure the impact Chief Justice Moore had on the many people's lives he touched both professionally and personally. He will be remembered for the many contributions he made to the legal community. I feel privileged to have known and worked for Chief Justice Moore.

To Tracey and all of your family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. He sounds like an amazing person who will live on in an incredible legacy.

My sincere condolences to the Moore Family. Chief Justice Moore will be long remembered for his many contributions to the legal community. It would be difficult to measure the impact he had on the many people's he touched both professionally and personally. I feel privileged to have known and worked for Chief Justice Moore for many years.

My condolences to you all.
"Kenny" as my Dad called him, was an amazing man. And the many years of friendship your Dad & my Dad had is hard to fathum. Their secret call to each other was a testiment of their friendship. Maureen (Moe)Tynan

Tracey I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Our Condolences to all of you. Our fathers were good friends and made a huge contribution to law in Alberta. It is truly the end of an era.
Anne (Laycraft) and Barney Mackay
Jim and Les Laycraft

Tracey, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. My thoughts are with you and your family.

My heartfelt sympathy to the Moore family. The Chief was an inspiration, a role model and a tireless volunteer. Thank you Justice Moore for your wisdom and your kindness. The legal community has lost a great leader and a truly genuine person.

Linda and Jim, please accept our heartfelt condolences during this sad time.

Heather & David MacLennan

The Laidlaw Family send their deepest sympathy to the Moore Family.

Our whole family had the greatest respect for Chief Justice Moore, a man who had great success in all of his endeavours.
He was as resolute and intense on the field as he was off, one never to be intimidated by large challenges.

My sympathy to the Moore family. Ken had a huge influence on the legal community and the community at large. He also took the time and interest in me for which I will always remember him with admiration and fondness.

My deepest sympathy to the whole family. Both Audrey and Ken were great neighbors and a wonderful family.
Sheila Priestley

Ken and my father Randy were true friends. They were part of the original Grandstand Attractions Committee. Without Ken's support and wisdom (along with his friends and fellow committee members) The Young Canadians of the Calgary Stampede and The Grandstand Show, would never have come to be.

Ken was a great visionary for Calgary and my father shared the same values. Their vision and dedication touched tens of thousands of people.

All of the Avery family send their prayers and best wishes to the Moore family. We are privileged to have known such a great man as Ken.

Hi Tracey, I am really sorry to hear of your loss. My deepest condolences to you and your family. Take care.

So many fond memories of your family at Ponderosa Point, Joanie. I still remember you fondly. My sincere sympathy in the loss of your father.

The Palser family send our condolences on the loss of your Dad.

Dear Moore Family,

My name is Al King, and Kenneth and I were childhood buddies and part of the 'Scarboro Rat Pack". One of my fondest memories was when the Moore's maid would get on the front steps of the house and call everyone in for dinner. In a booming, sing song-y voice she would call out " Tom, Doran, Dick and Lorne, Kenneth and Patricia...Supper". Kenny and I were good friends and remained that way over the years, even though we did not see each other often.

Another story that Kenny never forgot, was when we were playing cops and robbers in his basement one rainy day. I was swinging the wooden pistol we had made around, and I broke the only lightbulb in the basement. Kenny was scared that his mother would be really upset, so I volunteered to go home to get the burned out light bulb that my mother had in her sewing basket for darning socks. We cleaned up the mess, installed the burned out light bulb and the secret was ours forever.

My condolences to all of Kenny's loved ones.

Al King
Edmonton Alberta

So sorry to hear about your loss. I did not personally know Chief Justice Moore but I worked in the court house for a number years when he was there.

My deepest condolences to Tracey and her entire family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

I'm very sorry to hear this news. Ken admitted me to the Bar some 26 years ago this fall and he and Audrey were of course great friends and contemporaries of my parents at U of A and of Dad and Ardine in later years. Other commitments will unfortunately prevent me from attending on Thursday but I convey my condolences to the Moore family on the passing of a very fine man.

I am truely sorry to hear of the passing of Justice Moore . I had the pleasure of working with him at Queen's Bench many years ago when he was still Chief Justice. I was saddened when he decided to retire from here but knew that he was on another journey & to just enjoy life outside of this Courthouse. He was always good to me whenever I sat as a clerk with him . He left a very big pair of shoes to fit into for the next Chief Justice . You are onto your next journey Justice Moore - be safe up there . You will be Missed . :(

To the Moore Family,

We are sadden to hear about the passing of Mr. William Moore and wish to extend our condolences. Please let us know if we can be of any assistance during this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Todd Sparks and Le Trinh

My deepest sympathy to the entire family. I will always remember him from being the Judge who called me to the Bar, to the many great times we had at the Flames games, to appearing before him in Court. A Great Man who will be missed by all

Sending our warmest thoughts and prayers to the Moore family. May your fond memories carry you through this difficult time.

What an amazing person. My families thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sending hearfelt thoughts and condolences to as in the Moore and Gauthier families. Ken was our great Chief. He is and will be missed. But I know he's enjoying a perfect crystal glass of Macallan 25 as we celebrate his life. Love to you all.xox
Dunny