April 1, 2013
While we were in St. George for Spring Break Aaron got a phone call from his mom that his Grandpa Moore had passed away. He had cancer and many health problems that led up to his death. Although it was very sad to see him go, we were grateful he wasn't suffering anymore. With his death made a very special Easter for our family to celebrate together. What a way to reflect upon the Atoning sacrifice and death of our Savior and The Resurrection through the death of Grandpa Moore. I know our kids felt the spirit and had understanding through all of this and what it all meant. Abby and Stockton both knew their Grandpa Great Moore very well, and especially Abby had a special and unique relationship with him. I'm so grateful for the mortuary worker who gathered all the children together before we closed the casket for the final time and explained to the kids in detail by using the glove method what was happening to their Grandpa. I'm also grateful for Aaron's opportunity to speak in church on Easter Sunday so he could express his love to his Grandpa and commemorate him.
The funeral was great, full of lots of laughs and tears. All the Great Grand kids sang I Am A Child Of God and it was amazing and Abby and Stockton sang their little hearts out for their Grandpa Great.
The cemetery was amazing as well, especially because Grandpa received all the military rights and it was so special and touching. Especially when they presented the flag to Grandma.
Here are a few pics I took at the cemetery.
We released Red and White balloons!
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| found this picture such amazing people |
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| Picture from Grandpa's Obituary |
Here is Grandpa's Obituary written by Aaron's dad Jim. He did an amazing job, and we are the 1/2 with the great grandchildren!
Life Legacy
Alfred J. Moore (Larry) Moore
Larry Moore
Feb. 6, 1934 – March 26, 2013
“Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth, and danced the
skies on laughter silvered wings. And, while with silent lifting mind I’ve trod
the high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand and touched the face
of God.
On March 26, 2013 Larry, our warrior aviator, husband,
father, brother, grandfather, and great grandfather serenely passed on the
eagerly waiting arms of his parents, other loved ones, and the Savior. His
passing was serene, but true to form, he battled cancer with the courage and
dignity that epitomized his life.
Larry was born Feb. 6, 1934 in Tremonton , Utah Salt Lake Temple
Graduated from Morgan
High School Morgan
High School
Larry loved the military and his country. He enlisted in the
Air Force in 1952. As a crew chief on C124’s, C130’s, and C123’s, he traveled
through all 50 states, and 41 different countries. He flew 147 combat missions
in Korea and Vietnam . He
retired in 1972, but continued to serve as a maintenance scheduler at Hill AFB Bear River
School District Weber State
University
Larry loved to hunt and fish. The fish at East Canyon
Reservoir are resting a lot easier today. He loved to attend the sporting
events that his children and grandchildren were participating in.
Larry was preceded in death by his parents, sister, and a
special grandfather, A.J. Morgan. Survivors include his wife Frances, brothers
Allen Long, Steven Moore, Sisters DeLoris Cayias, Revona Stone . Children – Jim
(Cindy) Moore, Inkom, ID; Jill (Blake) Christensen, Tremonton; Janice (Steve)
Seely, Tremonton; Jay (Marjorie) Moore, Kaysville; Jeff (Judi) Moore, St.
George. 16 grandchildren, and 30 1/2 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Monday, April 1, 2013, 11:00 a.m.
at the Tremonton Stake
Center , 660 N. 300 East, Tremonton , UT. Tremonton Cemetery
Dad we honor your life of courage, integrity, and service.
You are the Christian Soldier. We love and will miss you!
