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Charlie Moore Obituary

Colonel Charlie Burns Moore

Funeral services for Charlie Burns Moore, 79, will be Tuesday, January 17, 2017 at First United Methodist Church, Monroe, with Rev. Lynn Malone and Rev. J. Roddy Taylor officiating. Visitation will be 9:30 AM until service time. Burial will follow at Boeuf Prairie Methodist Church Cemetery in Fort Necessity, LA.

Colonel Moore was born at Fort Necessity to parents, Eli Steven Moore and Agnes Emma Ross Moore. He married Elizabeth Jean Kiper of Winnsboro, February 7, 1960 and they began an Air Force career of 30 years after they both graduated from LSU. He received his Air Force Commission through ROTC at LSU. Colonel Moore was a proud product of Fort Necessity High School. He went to LSU for his B.S. in Business Administration and then later to the University of Alabama as an active duty Air Force officer for his M.B.A.

Charlie was a member of FUMC Monroe and of Aldersgate Sunday School class, and also worked on many committees and projects. He was an avid country music lover, and enjoyed playing guitar, and singing the country classics. He was an enthusiastic sports fan, mostly football and basketball, but a fanatic LSU sports anything. He was inducted into LSU Hall of Honor in 2010. He was a Sigma Chi.

Colonel Moore received many awards and honors in his Air Force career. His career spanned Supply and Logistics, Missile Operations (Titan II and MACE B), and Training and Education. After retiring he headed the Air Force Junior ROTC Unit at West Monroe High School for ten years. Colonel Moore is a lifelong member of American Legion and VFW, and a member of the Military Officers Association of American. He was president of the local and state units.

He was a member of the Selman Field Historical Association and helped plan many reunions of the navigators who trained at Selman Field during WWII. He held office of treasurer and board member of the Chennault Aviation and Military Museum. Colonel Moore was an avid reader and enjoyed serving on Friends of the Library Board. He loved the outdoors, scenery, sunsets, flowers, and landscapes.

Survivors include his wife of 56 years, Jean Moore; daughters, Deborah Lynn Moore Huntley and husband Andrew, Melynne Moore Rust and husband Jay; son, David Paul Moore; grandchildren, Chelsie Huntley, Heidi Huntley, Madelyn Huntley, Wilson Rust, Meredith Rust, April Rust; great grandchildren, Rhys Smith; brother, Faydette Moore; sister, Vikki Haring and husband Tommy; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Pallbearers will be Edwin Ray Bryan, Michael Bryan, Steve Edward Moore, Steve Sellers Moore, James Felton Moore, and Terry Haring.

Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, Monroe, LA or Boeuf Prairie Methodist Church, Fort Necessity, LA.

Online Registry/Condolences: www.mulhearnfuneralhome.com

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Published by The News Star on Jan. 17, 2017.

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Ken & Melva kimberly

January 22, 2017

Jean Moore - Melva and I want to express our condolences and heartfelt sympathy to you and your Family on the passing of Charlie. It is such a high honor to have known Charlie and you for the past 16+ years. Charlie embodied everything that is good and decent about our America. He displayed such enthusiasm with his Patriotism and Love of Country. And, your Charlie never met a stranger. And we value and appreciate that attribute of your Charlie. We are so proud to have known Charlie. Sincerely, Lt Col Ken & Melva Kimberly, Covington, LA

Sammie Saulsbury

January 17, 2017

My heartfelt love and sympathy to you and yours. He was a very special part of life at WMHS and thus so very special to me.

Barrett Broussard

January 17, 2017

To Mrs Jean and the Moore Family. My thoughts and prayers are with you today. Colonel Charlie B. Moore was one of the USAF's best, a leader, a teacher, a motivator, a mentor and most of all a friend to so many cadets who learned valuable skill sets from him and went on to carry out successful AF careers! I was lucky enough to be one of those cadets. Godspeed to you Colonel Moore, you made a difference in our world. Very Respectfully, Barrett

Jennifer Jacobs

January 17, 2017

My thoughts and prayers are with Mrs. Jean & the family. Colonel Moore will always be remembered with great respect and fondness. So many memories of a great man and not one of them bad. As my instructor for three years, and role model for many more, he left me with many great ideals that I hope to leave to my children. The legacy he leaves behind is one of great integrity and love.

Warren Ward

January 17, 2017

Col Charlie B. Moore -- a true leader, motivator and friend. He was most certainly foundational to my career in the USAF. I had a chance to see him in February 2016 when I briefed a historic flying mission to the Chennault Aviation Museum in Monroe. There, it was an honor to tell nearly 100 citizens gathered that Charlie Moore was the reason I could stand before the crowd and brief. He will be missed. God bless you and your family, sir!

January 17, 2017

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

R W Richardson

January 17, 2017

I offer my sincere condolences to the entire family. He was a very dear friend

Charlotte DeOliviera

January 16, 2017

I will miss him dearly. He was a great teacher when I was in AFJROTC first 3 years at West Monroe High School. He was a wonderful man and I will miss seeing him.

Deanna Carter

January 16, 2017

Colonel Moore was in charge of the La Tech AFROTC while I was attending La Tech. As a member of the AFROTC sponsored Angel Flight, I had the honor to know and observe Colonel Moore in this job. He was a man of integrity and honor and we all respected him. Good memories. My condolences, Deanna Carter

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