Ross is the perfect example of allowing Christ to live through you everyday. He had a huge heart for people. I spent more days than I can count growing up at his house. He always treated me as his own and like family. When we lost John,  Ross and I bonded even stronger through the years following. He was always there to listen or encourage me and never missed an opportunity to fellowship and eat. I could never explain in words the way he touched my heart and my life. If there was someone to model a life after Ross would be a great choice. No matter what he was ever going through there was still a smile to be seen and a joke to be made. For the rest of my life when I don’t feel like smiling I’ll borrow one from Ross Moore. I’ll see you and Jon later. Thanks for always loving me and believing in me. Your finger prints are forever imprinted in my life. 

We  are proud to have known Ross. He was one of the most dedicated members to our local you could ever have. Always willing to help out and attended every meeting. We will miss Ross dearly and are praying for all his family , his friends , and former co-workers. To  know Ross Moore was a privilege to all. The love he showed for people is exactly what this world needs more of. Enjoy Heaven Friend. 

I have a ton of. Stories with ross jon candice and kevin kathy val. Micky ronny. Even though i was only a friend of jon growing up he was like a dad to me just like kathy was my other mom jon was my brother and i was blessed to get the time i did with ross i talked to him just a few weeks ago and sat on the carport and talked about every thing. That had been going on and how he needed to get the chevelle out from under the carport and do all the things jon would have wanted with it like the fiberglass dash and orange paint or all flat black i remember when ross bought that car for jon and i was with jon when he blew up the engine and replaced it with a even better one i remember things like 4233239577 was the number i called after school hickman memorial was the family church rod cowan was his best friend and he would eat at kays. Every morning i could go on forever all i know is i will never forget him and ill tell my son the stories of the times we shared and love we shared for all the people that tied us together but im sure jon and him are together again waiting for the rest of us he took me in and vouched for me probably one of the best jobs i ever had with some great guys from bristol metals that will always be a huge part of my life 

Ross and my dad were good friends from work.  I have known Ross for many years and he was genuinely a good person. He was always smiling  and joking and that’s how I’ll remember him.   He will be dearly missed. God bless him and his family. 

Kelly West (Grizzle) 

Ross was a long-time employee of Bristol Metals and he will be sorely missed.  His smile was always contagious, and he left a lasting memory for many of his work family. Our thoughts and prayers go out for the family.

I’ve known Ross most of my life. His Dad and my Grandaddy were good friends. Ross and his Dad used to visit Malone’s Texaco often, but my fondest memories of Ross was when he and Rodney Cowan  would come and hang out while I worked at Central Texaco back in the late 70’s. They were so much fun to be around and I felt safer when these buddies were with me. Ross, I’ll miss you. Rick and Kaye Malone 


To Sue, Harry, Mack and the rest of his immediate family, I hope you take comfort in knowing that you will see Ross again someday.  I have fond memories of visiting with all of you as we grew up.  Ross was always very nice to me.  After I moved to Georgia, it was good to see him at family reunions and when visiting the church he attended.  I know he will be missed by all who loved him. 



Ross was such a good person, always had a smile for everyone, I never heard him say an unkind word about anyone, and he was loved by everyone.  Whether we were at a car show, a family reunion, church, or just ran into him somewhere he always made you feel like he was glad to see you.  When Mark and I married last year we had a private ceremony with only a few close friends and family, we were so glad Ross came to make our special day even more special by being a part of it.   Ross will be greatly missed.

Sending love and prayers to Sue, Jamie, and Mack and all their families. 

Ross you will be missed very much by my whole family. We love you so very much. I’ve known you since I was a little girl. I will always remember your big smile. Every Thanksgiving Ross would say make sure y’all bring lots of ham...and we always made sure he got all the ham he wanted and Kevin sent him home with a plate of ham as well. You will be missed and always remembered. We love you. 

OBITUARY

Vernon Ross Moore

June 15, 1948 – November 3, 2020

East Lawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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