Mr. David M. Moore, age 59 of Grant, died Wednesday, March 9, 2005 at his residence in Grant. He was born David Michael Moore in Sparta, Michigan the son of Gayle Irene (Colton) and Addison L. Moore on October 12, 1945. He married Kathryn Ann Durst in Bailey. He was a Field Manager for North Bay Produce, Traverse City. He was a member of Newaygo Pilgrim Lodge #131 FAM; NWC Unity Chapter #131 OES; Life Member Michigan State Horticulture Society.
He is survived by his wife Kathryn, his daughters Lyndi & Curt Payne of Newaygo, Kristy & Richard Ter Haar of Caledonia, Amy & Robb Visscher of Kentwood, Jenni Corrigan of Grandville, Rebecca Moore of Grand Rapids, his 8 grandchildren, his father Addison & Donna Moore of Grant, his brothers Brian & Charlotte Moore of Buffalo, NY, Gary & Susan Moore of Grant, and his special cousin Lynell Moore of Grant. He was preceded in death by his mother Gayle Moore in 1995.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A. M from the Grant Reformed Church, on Monday, March 14, 2005 with Pastor James Karsten officiating. Interment will be in the Parkview Cemetery in Grant. Visitation will be held 2-4 & 7-9 P. M. Sunday at the McKinley Grant Chapel. For Memorials please consider the Grant Reformed Church. You sign the online register book at mckinleyfuneral.com/obits.
McKinley Funeral Home, Grant, 231-834-5613. http:\\mckinleyfuneral.com
- Date:
- Friday March 11, 2005
- Time:
- 10:18:21
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Kristy, Becky and the Moore Family - I am so sorry to hear about your Dad. I know the pain of losing someone so close to your heart and I wish you all the best during this sad time. Be sure to take care of yourselves and each other. I hope the memories of yesterday bring lighter hearts to you all in days to come. Thinking of you, Nicole Major
- Date:
- Friday March 11, 2005
- Time:
- 12:18:03
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Dear Kathy and the "Moore Girls," We were so sorry to hear about Dave. Aunt Dee called us after she heard from Kristy. We are going to try to stop in on Sunday afternoon, but our thoughts are with you right now. We have been reminiscing about the fun everyone used to have at H&H, and what a happy guy Dave was. I am very sorry I did not write to you guys last year (or the year before!), which I meant to every time I saw Ginny at Woodview (I do senior health screenings there). I would always drive home from Newaygo and compose a letter in my head about what an important role you all played in my growing up experiences. You were just like family, and I will always remember those fun and crazy times. I'm sad I couldn't share that with Dave, but I'm sure he can hear me heaven! Take care, sincerely, Pokey, Robin and Lauren Walicki
- Date:
- Friday March 11, 2005
- Time:
- 17:55:04
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Our thoughts and prayers are with your family in this time of sorrow. ~Kevin & Sarah Sexton
- Date:
- Sunday March 13, 2005
- Time:
- 19:04:15
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Kathy sorry to hear about Dave I didn't know him and tell the girls sorry also from Ruth Durst
- Date:
- Sunday March 13, 2005
- Time:
- 19:58:18
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Kathy and Family, Your loss is shared by the entire community. Dave'smile was contagious as was his sense of humor. Our hearts go out to you and your entire family. Time does help but will never erase all that you cherish about him. Ibby cave
- Date:
- Monday March 14, 2005
- Time:
- 15:55:56
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Amy, I am so sorry to hear about your father. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Laurie
- Date:
- Thursday March 17, 2005
- Time:
- 16:38:05
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Dear Kathy and family, My prayers are with you at this difficult time in your lives,I will always remember days as a young girl, playing among the apple trees in the MOORE orchards,where my dad and mom picked apples. Dave would drive around on the tractor or high low ,picking up the crates as they filled them. I can still see his smile and curly hair as he was then. recently our paths crossed again,under very different circumstances. His hair was no longer curly but he was the same gentle and kind person I remembered. You were all wonderful caregivers for him during his final months and I am grateful that i was able to get to know you all.take time for yourselves to heal, cherish your memories. sallie mount r/n, continu-care