Sue Moore was a very special friend and co-worker to me.  I worked in the District Attorney’s office with her for many years and shared an awesome friendship as well.  I thought of her as my “mom” at work.  I met her when I was a young 20 something year old girl.  She saw me grow up to become a wife and mother as well.  We had awesome talks and had a lot of laughs.  We also shared the sign of Virgo which we are both true too!  I was thinking about her today and just typed her name in and was very sad to see she was no longer with us.   We lost track of each other around Sue’s retirement time, but I always thought the works of her.  RIP my friend.

Sue, my cousin with whom I have life long memories.  I am so thankful for the trips we were blessed to take together, thankful for
childhood memories down in Southeastern Oklahoma, so many years ago.  I am thankful for those long talks we had while spending
time in Branson, Missouri.  Sweet memories of our travel together
taking us back to our childhood homes,  places of baptism  as well as
church and Christian  Camp we attended.   My husband and I so enjoyed your visits to Oregon.  The very memorable helicopter ride
over Mt. St. Helens, never to be forgotten!
My love for you is immeasurable!!  This world is not our home, we are just passing through.

Dear Sue, 
It seems very strange to me to be writing a goodbye to my sister.  We spent our adult lives visiting by letter or phone sprinkled with occasional family visits that occurred too infrequently.  I think of your young years remembering how you longed for an exciting life of exploring what life could bring.  In the letter you wrote and read at mom's funeral you seemed to express a deep realization of the years spent away from the home you left as life took you on new experiences in other states and across the world.  I believe we as your family understood and only wished your travels created a fulfillment in you.  You gifted us with your beautiful son and daughter that we have taken pride in to this day. Your laughter and interest in us for all our lives will never be forgotten and certainly will be missed.  Thank you for never forgetting our developing years that gave each of us a foundation upon which we learned love of family gives true meaning to life.  May you find peace in God's house. 

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Sue Ellen Moore

18 September, 1939 – 29 December, 2020

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