Kurt Moore

Where does one begin with the memories of my life long friend? We first met at age 10 and remained like brothers until the end. Growing up we did everything together, hunting, fishing, camping was what we did we even ran a trap line for a few years. If I have one regret, Denny invited me to join him on an Alaskan salmon fishing trip that I didn't do. I saw Denny for the last time, just before he passed, at Shelley Island. Denny told me about his health issues and went on to say he had no regrets in life. I miss you old friend and I'm sure if there's a honey hole in heaven for catching wall hanger trout all day long. Without question I'm sure you have a spot picked out with my name on it.

We just read of Denny's passing in BOJC. Denny spent some time here on the Eastern Shore with his Dad.
Our sincere sympathy to his family.
Joe & Jeanette Reynolds

We will miss you Denny. Thanks for all of the good times we shared together. Bruce and I always looked forward to seeing you, Bonnie and the kids when we came to the river. Thoughts and prayers to the Moore Family. Love, Bruce and Anne

I will always cherish the good times we all shared together over the years at the Kennel and on the island. It won't be the same without going up and talking to Denny. I can see him now rapping the rope around a Moline up in heaven heading out on a mission !!! My Dad standing behind him with a can of WD-40 ready to oil the brakes !!!! My condolences to the Moore family. Spider

My thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family.