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Pamela Moore lit a candle
Tuesday, February 7, 2023
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David & Heather McQuinn posted a condolence
Monday, February 6, 2023
With an ever-present twinkle in her eye, Florence was a warm presence in our lives from the moment she moved next door. She was a security, a comfort. She never wanted to intrude, but only sought to connect in order to praise or sympathize—whatever was right for the moment.
She was a protector of children and animals, and she loved to give. Sometimes it was simply in supplying a recipe ingredient. When one of our neighbourhood kids seemed to be undernourished, she would send him home with food. Florence was “cofounder” of what we called the “Doug Moore Foundation” of benevolence, so interested in our children’s developing minds that she would supply them with perfectly good electronics for their treehouse or some other purpose, never batting an eye when they would take the objects apart, simply saying, “that’s how they learn!”
I remember her commenting as one little boy walked down the street wearing full cowboy attire, “That just makes my day!“ or in another context, “I hate clutter! My mother had clutter in her house, and I couldn’t stand it!” Yet she tolerated our children building treehouses and forts with whatever debris they found—building them right in her line of sight!
We loved talking with her about flowers, and the nature in our adjoining properties. We would call her with excitement about something we had seen, and she would reciprocate with questions like, “have you seen the ‘pile-ated’ woodpecker back there?”
We feel deep pain in her absence—grief that has been lengthy since Alzheimer’s slowly took her from us, and the pain continues as we write this. She and Doug have been, and will continue to be, part of who we are. While they are irreplaceable, we take great comfort in our continued relationships with Carolyn, Ryan, Carmen, Natalie, Feleena, Wayne, and their families. We are with you, and we thank God that we still have you in our lives.
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Anne M. MacMillan-Dick posted a condolence
Saturday, February 4, 2023
Dear Carmen & Family,
I am very sorry to learn of yours mothers passing. She was a wonderful person. We met at the YMCA when you were young and I was there with my son. May you and your family find peace and happiness in your memories. May God Bless each of you at this difficult time! Respectively, Anne M. M-Dick
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Treena Hetherington lit a candle
Thursday, February 2, 2023
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Carolyn, Ryan, Carmen and family; so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. I do remember joining in for some of those walks, the short ones through the woods and a very long to Mount Hope and back. I remember so many sunny and hot afternoons spent by the Nashwaak. She would keep a close eye on us from the shore while us kids cooled off in the water. Memories such as these you can always hold close even though your mom may be gone. RIP aunt Flo. ♥️
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Judy & Richard Finnamore posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Carolyn, Carmen, Ryan and family, sincere condolences to all on your loss. Our prayers are with you at this time.
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Ken and Mary Estabrooks posted a condolence
Monday, January 30, 2023
Ryan, Leah and the Moore family.
We are so sorry to hear of your mother and grandmother’s passing. Sending our sincere condolences. May she Rest In Peace.
Mary and Ken
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Wendy Moore lit a candle
Monday, January 30, 2023
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Florence was my mother's best friend when they were girls and in their teens. My mother loved her like a sister and over the years, told me many stories of when they were growing up. I loved visiting her, and then her and Doug and the kids. She had such a great sense of humor, wonderful laugh and such a zest for life.
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Monday, January 30, 2023
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Gail Darby posted a condolence
Monday, January 30, 2023
A lovely photo of such a lovely lady. She will be missed
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Leah Legacey posted a condolence
Monday, January 30, 2023
Sincere sympathies in the passing of such an amazingly kind caring lady. She will surely be missed but what earth has lost heaven has gained. Sincere sympathies to her family and friends.
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Evangeline Brown posted a condolence
Monday, January 30, 2023
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Florence was my sister in law. I remember meeting her in the mid to late 50's. She gave me a red sweater which made be so happy because I didn't have a sister to exchange clothes with. She was always lovely to me. She was caring and looked after many people's children. She would always ask me what I thought of certain things (while I knew she had her own ideas). Did anyone else have this experience? Florence was a wonderful mother to her three children, preparing them for the future in a gentle way. We will remember her always. God bless Florence. Love, from Evangeline (Harry's wife)
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