Ingrid Halvorson Hillhouse Moore

HILLHOUSE MOORE, Ingrid Halvorson, died peacefully at home on March 20, 2023, surrounded by devoted family. She was 48. Described repeatedly as the brightest light ever to fill a room, Ingrid was a fearless, generous champion of students, teachers and colleagues. She loved her dream job as Lower School director at The Steward School in Richmond, Virginia, and worked full time until three weeks before her death from cancer. Above all, she showered her love on her husband, John Grant "Paco" Moore; and their four children, Virginia "Crary," William Thomas "Wit," Nelson Grant "Nels" and Edward Luchsinger "Lucky." All of them survive her along with her mother, Karin Halvorson Hillhouse; her dear friend, Susan Efird; her father, William A. Hillhouse II and his wife, Lisa; and her brother, Torsten N. Hillhouse. Ingrid was born in Denver. Following high school graduation from Colorado Academy, she went on to Northwestern University where she majored in French and art history. Subsequently, she received master's degrees from Middlebury College (French) and the University of Nottingham (educational leadership) in England. Her interests were legion. They included children's well-being, social justice, reading, travel and singing, whether on stage or in stairwells. Running marathons, hiking and dancing. Premier League football, especially Arsenal, and the French village of Rochefort-en-Terre in Brittany.

A celebration of her life will take place on April 22 at 2 p.m. at The Steward School, 11600 Gayton Road, Richmond, Va. 23238. The event will be live streamed at stewardschool.org/ingrid. If you would like to honor Ingrid's life and work, please consider a donation to support her legacy of teaching excellence at The Steward School, Champions of Play - Learning for Life. www.stewardschool.org/champions-of-play.
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