Obituaries:  Willie Eugene Moore, Sr., Sabine Parish       M-600
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Sep 4, 1996
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net




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Willie Eugene Moore, Sr.

  Funeral services for Willie Eugene Moore Sr., 53, were held
Tuesday, August 27, 1996, at 1 p.m., at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church in Winnfield. Officiating was Rev. Jim Adams, and Rev.
Hayward Hossler. Interment was at Beech Creek Cemetery.

  Mr. Moore passed away Sunday, August 25, following a short
illness, at Humana Hospital, Winnfield.

  He is preceded in death by his father, Willie Moore; and two
brothers, Bill, and Johnny Moore.

  Mr. Moore is survived by his wife, Barbara Moore; three
daughters, Carla of Dale City, W. Va., Tina, and Katie of
Winnfield; one son, Willie Jr. of Winnfield; six grandchildren of
Winnfield and Dale City, W. Va.; his mom, Mary F. Moore of
Zwolle; three brothers, Lawrence and wife Joyce of Baldwin,
Gerald and wife Louise of Many, Ms. Tina King and Gerald Moore
Jr. of Many, David and wife Glenda of Zwolle; seven sisters,
Janice Stoker, son Donnie of Houston, Shirley Lowery and William
of Winnfield, Daniel Lowery of Texarkana, Tex., Amy and husband
Pete Corley, and Brad, and Adam of Ajax, Peggy and husband Bob
Groves of Zwolle, Bobby Adair of Winnfield, and Stephen Adair of
El Paso, Tex., Alma and husband L. C. Ingles, and Chanon of W.
Monroe, Edna Johnson and children of Ohio, Margaret and husband
C. R. Hamilton, Beth, John, and Michael of Ft. Worth, Tex.

  Mr. Moore was a 1960 graduate of Zwolle High School. He served
in the United States Navy for 4 years. He enjoyed hunting,
fishing, and family reunions.

  Pallbearers were Bobby Adair, Adam Corley, Daniel Lowery, Chanon
Ingles, James McDuff, Pete Corley, Chuck Stroud, and Bill
Ellerbe.

  Honorary pallbearers were Brad Corley, Jamie Folden, Jacob Wise,
John Box, Clint Snelling, and Bobby Barnes.

  He will be sadly missed and loved always by all his family and
friends.