Birth date: Apr 27, 1931 Death date: Apr 12, 2011
Harry A. Moore, 79, of Lewes, DE passed away on Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at his residence with his loving family by his side. He was born in Hempstead, NY, on April 27, 1931 son of the late Harry J. and Mabel (Seaman) Moore. In add Read Obituary
Harry was such a great guy and a huge help to me in business over the years. He had a great sense of humor and I always enjoyed talking sports with him. Unfortunately I was out of town when he passed and just now became aware of it. I will miss Harry. They don't make them like him anymore. My thoughts go out to his entire family. Dave Jones
Please accept my deepest sympathies on your loss. I will keep each of you in my thoughts and prayers. God bless.
Uncle Harry,
Never forgot you and Aunt joan and never will.
Marlin
Aunt Joan and all my Cousins,
My thoughts, prayers, and heartfelt love to you all in this time.
My memories of my uncle are of him larger than life, Singing in the church, thinking WOW that’s my uncle???. In his greens going to a scout meeting, driving those mini cars on parade, pride of his rank in his service organization, trying to teaching me how to water ski out back, and finally teaching me and my boys a love for model planes. Always seeming stern and realizing later what a great loving heart he had. Always knowing that though I have been remiss in calling, there would be a handshake and a hug when and if I could make it back east. I will miss him and know that in grief, there is also celebration, and a mighty voice added to a choir I hope to hear some day.
Stacey
A sympathy card has been sent to the family of Harry A. Moore.
Mark and Family,
I as so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. Please know you are in my thoughts.
Tammy Melott Pedrick
Aunt Joan and all my Cousins,
My thoughts, prayers, and heartfelt love to you all in this time.
My memories of my uncle are of him larger than life, Singing in the church, thinking WOW that?s my uncle???. In his greens going to a scout meeting, driving those mini cars on parade, pride of his rank in his service organization, trying to teaching me how to water ski out back, and finally teaching me and my boys a love for model planes. Always seeming stern and realizing later what a great loving heart he had. Always knowing that though I have been remiss in calling, there would be a handshake and a hug when and if I could make it back east. I will miss him and know that in grief, there is also celebration, and a mighty voice added to a choir I hope to hear some day.
Stacey
Our warmest thoughts and our prayers are with you all.
Harry was a wonderful man, a fantastic neighbor, a topnotch pontoon boat captain, and a great storyteller. We will miss his smiling face and the warmness and kindness he gave to all who knew him.
God Bless and Rest in Peace.
Sincerely,
Tommy and Karen
Dear Aunt Joan & cousins,
We are so sad to hear of Uncle Harry's passing. I have many great memories of visits with you all and MomMom and Granddad when I was in DE with my mother-his sister. She always loved talking about her "little" baby brother.
Your are in ours thoughts and prayers.
I was so sorry to read about your dad's death. I know the last time Mark and I talked he had been in and out of the hospital. It's so hard to lose a parent no matter how old we are. I know you will miss him dearly. I will miss his service Friday but will be thinking of you. fondly, Honi-Jo
