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Olive D. Moore
January 6, 1919 ~ September 10, 2016 (age 97) 97 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Shirley (Freeman) Stachler
September 13, 2016 5:16 PM
Jeanne, Wayne, and families, you have my deepest sympathy. Though we see our loved ones aging, we are never quite ready when that day comes. I remember your mother/grandmother helping out with children's activities (Bible School or Sunday School) at the old church on Brandon when I was a little girl. May God bless you all with precious memories of both Glen and Ollie always.
Message from Terri (Davis) Doenges
September 12, 2016 10:01 PM
Dear Mrs. Mangen,
You were my teacher in I believe, 5th grade. One of my favorites may I add. You were such a sweet person, and I loved being in your class. I remember some of us girls came to see you at your parents house one time, (can't remember why there) but your Mother greeted us all, with a very warm heart. I'm sure she had to tolerate lots of giggles and laughter from us.
I have great memories of you, and I remember you, as beautiful as your Mother is here in this picture. You have your Mother's eyes, and you two share many other beautiful features.
May your Mother now.... Rest In Peace.
Your former student,
You were my teacher in I believe, 5th grade. One of my favorites may I add. You were such a sweet person, and I loved being in your class. I remember some of us girls came to see you at your parents house one time, (can't remember why there) but your Mother greeted us all, with a very warm heart. I'm sure she had to tolerate lots of giggles and laughter from us.
I have great memories of you, and I remember you, as beautiful as your Mother is here in this picture. You have your Mother's eyes, and you two share many other beautiful features.
May your Mother now.... Rest In Peace.
Your former student,
Message from Susan Toms Ingraham
September 12, 2016 8:30 PM
Your mother was the friendliest person ever as she served at school and the Empire. I think of her every time someone serves me coffee with a smile!
Message from Susan Deitrick Powers
September 12, 2016 4:31 PM
I am so sorry for your loss. I lived behind Mr. And Mrs. Moore. I am one of the 4 Deitrick girls who had the privilege of knowing them and Wayne and Jeanie. Wayne was older than me, and I always wanted to be on his kickball team. We played kickball in the street with the Frahm twins, Sherry and Jerry. I will never forget the time Mr. Moore showed me what dry ice was. Wayne always made me laugh because he did such silly things.
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