Dallas Wilson Moore

Birth date: Jun 13, 1935 Death date: Jan 27, 2009

Dallas Wilson Moore of Federalsburg, MD passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009 at his home. He was 73 years old. He was born June 13, 1935 in Federalsburg, the son of the late James Franklin Moore, Sr. and Florence E. Jones Moore. Read Obituary

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Anonymous

877w ago

Jenny and family - I was sorry to hear of your grandfather's passing. I know how important he was to you and your family. You should know that whenever I saw him and asked about you, the love he had for you was evident. He wanted only good things for you and you were extremely important to him. I know that he was a Christian and with that comes a promise that he is now at peace - pain free - with his Lord in Heaven. Take comfort in that promise and know that one day, you can all be together again. With sympathy and love, Mrs. Dayton##imported-begin##Joy Dayton##imported-end##

Anonymous

877w ago

I have known Dallas all of my adult life. He has been a friend that I have shared many laughs and memories with.
He was dedicated with passion to God and family, He was also into umpiring little league baseball and once told me that his gift to kids was to be honest and he hoped his example of this was to teach fairplay and the right way to all that he mentored in the game. He has left a mental picture to me with a guitar or bass, tapping his foot with a smile on his face keeping time to some downhome music. He will be missed, but we'll all see him again!
Wayne Coulbourne##imported-begin##Wayne and Marie##imported-end##

Anonymous

877w ago

I'll never forget all of our softball games and all the nights we stayed the night with him and Ann we used to have so much fun and he was always on the go. No matter where you went he always knew somebody. He will def. be missed and we love him.##imported-begin##Casey Tindall-Henry##imported-end##

Anonymous

877w ago

My heart is reaching out to you,
For what you’re going through;
I’m thinking of you frequently
And praying for you, too.

If there’s something I can do,
Anything at all,
Think of me thinking of you,
And don’t hesitate to call##imported-begin##Scott##imported-end##

Anonymous

877w ago

These past few years we have all gotten really close,closer than we ever have.Working together,doing little things to just being there.These past couple weeks being with Aunt Ann n Uncle Dal,caring for him,being there for Annie, Its just being there to help out..He is in a much better place,No pain,No agony,No worries.

How we all as a family had pulled together,been there in need has been incredible..I love each and every one of you.Uncle Dal helped me when Dad was gone,filled a small void...I have lost another good man in my life..You have been a great Uncle..
Thanks for the care and concern you have showed me and your time for being there when I need you...I love you Uncle Dal..

“Uncle Dallas”

Uncles can often be seen as a replacement father figure by nieces and nephews.
It is a chance to experience a relationship with someone who may bear similarities
to your father, having grown up in the same family, but at the same time is not your father.
When God Gave Us Gifts,

He tried to be fair,

But when we got you,
We Got More Than Our Share!
FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS……….##imported-begin##Faith Ann##imported-end##

Anonymous

877w ago

Mr. Dallas was a wonderfull man. I remember when I used to play softball, he was either always there or umpiring the games. I also work at H&M Bay and everytime he needed something he never hesitated to call and let me know.##imported-begin##Jessica Collins##imported-end##

Anonymous

877w ago

Ann and boys: So sorry to hear of Dallas passing away but we all know he is in the hands of the Lord and that you will have alot of memories of your husband and father. He always had a friendly way about him whenever you came face to face with him and you knew her would make you smile. You are all in my prays,
Marty##imported-begin##Marty Dukes Smith##imported-end##

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