Brian P. Moore

It is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to our dear cousin and friend, Brian Moore. Brian´s kindness, warmth, and infectious smile made him a joy to be around. We´ll always cherish the memories of our crab feasts, filled with laughter, stories, and his generous spirit.

We´ll also always remember the time we sent him pomegranates-he didn´t quite know how to eat them, and we got a good laugh talking about how to eat them! Brian´s curiosity, kindness, and humor made him one of a kind.

We are especially grateful to Brian for the invaluable ancestry information he uncovered from his grandmother´s memoirs. His dedication to preserving our family´s history has given us a gift that will be cherished for generations.

Though we will deeply miss him, we are thankful for the love, friendship, and memories we shared. Brian Moore, you will always have a place in our hearts. Rest in peace, dear cousin and friend.

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So sorry to hear about Brian´s passing and will miss his fantastic smile and laugh. Brian was the best fishmonger and friend to so many including all my family members for years. Although Brian was always smiling I felt he had an inner battle within and now he´s at peace. Way too young to leave us. RIP Brian we will miss you.

DSB

Met Brian at Gibby's Timonium in the 90s ..Always had a smile for me! Fun at his partys on Joppafarm Rd too! Glad we ran into each other in Cockeysville last summer . Soo sad! Rip brother!!

I have a lot of memories of Brian throughout high school, Gibby´s and parties at his house out in the shed, you will be missed. Rest in peace, my friend.

Very sorry to hear of Brian´s passing. Sending my condolences to the Moore family and all of Brian´s many friends. Growing up in Joppatowne Brian´s vibrant smile and infectious laugh was a permanent fixture in our home when hanging out with my brothers, Michael and Victor. RIP sweet Brian.

Jacki Buchwald Myers