Our beloved and wonderful mother and grandmother, a longtime resident of 100 Mile House, B.C. passed peacefully in the presence of family and friends. She was born Grace, daughter to George and Laura Phillips (Howes) and four sisters. Grace married James Moore of Chatham, Ontario, in 1943, and raised four children Terry, Colleen, Kathy and Tim. After a visit in 1964, the lure and the beauty of the Cariboo drew them to move to 100 Mile House, B.C. in 1966.
Grace was predeceased by her husband Jim Moore (2004), son Terry Moore (1998), daughter-in-law Roberta Moore (2002) and great grandson Bradley Moore (1999).
Grace will be remembered and celebrated for her “homespun” hospitality, unique words of wisdom and giving nature. Her thankful attitude took her many places. Thank you to all the ANGELS who loved and enfolded Grace, especially these last four years.
Grace Moore’s Celebration of Life and Light will be held when the warm winds blow and the geese return to her beloved Exeter Valley.
- A Celebration of Life and Light for Grace Moore will be held this Friday, (July 26, 2013) at 2:00 p.m. in the Valley Room behind the Red Coach Inn.
Grace was predeceased by her husband Jim Moore (2004), son Terry Moore (1998), daughter-in-law Roberta Moore (2002) and great grandson Bradley Moore (1999).
Grace will be remembered and celebrated for her “homespun” hospitality, unique words of wisdom and giving nature. Her thankful attitude took her many places. Thank you to all the ANGELS who loved and enfolded Grace, especially these last four years.
Grace Moore’s Celebration of Life and Light will be held when the warm winds blow and the geese return to her beloved Exeter Valley.
- A Celebration of Life and Light for Grace Moore will be held this Friday, (July 26, 2013) at 2:00 p.m. in the Valley Room behind the Red Coach Inn.
Our beloved and wonderful mother and grandmother, a longtime resident of 100 Mile House, B.C. passed peacefully in the presence of family and friends. She was born Grace, daughter to George and Laura Phillips (Howes) and four sisters. Grace married James Moore of Chatham, Ontario, in 1943, and raised four children Terry, Colleen, Kathy and Tim. After a visit in 1964, the lure and the beauty of the Cariboo drew them to move to 100 Mile House, B.C. in 1966.
Grace was predeceased by her husband Jim Moore (2004), son Terry Moore (1998), daughter-in-law Roberta Moore (2002) and great grandson Bradley Moore (1999).
Grace will be remembered and celebrated for her “homespun” hospitality, unique words of wisdom and giving nature. Her thankful attitude took her many places. Thank you to all the ANGELS who loved and enfolded Grace, especially these last four years.
Grace Moore’s Celebration of Life and Light will be held when the warm winds blow and the geese return to her beloved Exeter Valley.
- A Celebration of Life and Light for Grace Moore will be held this Friday, (July 26, 2013) at 2:00 p.m. in the Valley Room behind the Red Coach Inn.
Grace was predeceased by her husband Jim Moore (2004), son Terry Moore (1998), daughter-in-law Roberta Moore (2002) and great grandson Bradley Moore (1999).
Grace will be remembered and celebrated for her “homespun” hospitality, unique words of wisdom and giving nature. Her thankful attitude took her many places. Thank you to all the ANGELS who loved and enfolded Grace, especially these last four years.
Grace Moore’s Celebration of Life and Light will be held when the warm winds blow and the geese return to her beloved Exeter Valley.
- A Celebration of Life and Light for Grace Moore will be held this Friday, (July 26, 2013) at 2:00 p.m. in the Valley Room behind the Red Coach Inn.
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