Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Eula Hannah (Moore) Kerr was born January 1, 1905, and in the early afternoon of February 7, 1996, she entered her eternal home. She was the youngest child of Chester M. and Nellie (Nivens) Moore and grew up on what was known as the Chettie Moore Fairview Farms, a dairy farm. She met Marcus M. Kerr from Osceola and after a two-week courtship, they were married August 15, 1928, in Warrensburg, and moved to the Indianapolis, Indiana, where they made their home for 61 years. Their love and devotion to each other were always an inspiration to family and friends. She was a member of the Eastern Star and always available when asked to lend a helping hand. She enjoyed being a homemaker and had skills cooking special dishes for all occasions. In her spare time she loved canning, working in the garden, caring for roses, doing needlepoint, quilting and teaching their parakeet to talk. She was full of wit and love, and a fun person to be around. After her health began to decline she and Marc moved back to Clinton in 1989. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Roy Nivens Moore, sister Adelaide Aletha (Moore) White Allen and a nephew, Chester Lee Moore. She is survived by her husband Marcus M. Kerr; two nieces, Aletha Anne (Moore) Marshall and Patsy Sue (Moore) Newell; Chester's widow, Mary Ann (Paul) Moore; four great-nieces, Susan Lane (Moore) Cornelius, Aletha Ann (Moore) McNally, Jill Anne (Marshall) Hecht and Paula Jane (Moore) Porter; two great-nephews, Mark Roy Newell and Richard Emery Newell II and five great-great-niece and nephews, Ryan Christopher Newell, Christopher Leighton McNally, Robert David Hecht, Madalyn Rena McNally and Austin Tyler Newell. Funeral services were held Friday, February 9, at Sickman-Dunning Funeral Home, with burial in Englewood.