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William "Bill" Moore

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July 3, 1955 ~ August 14, 2020

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William “Bill” Moore, 65, of Chestnut Street, died at 9:49 p.m. August 14, 2020, at his home. William was born July 3, 1955, in Columbus, the son of Ronald E. and Mary L. Burton Moore. He had been employed at Impact Forge for several years. Bill loved spending time with his family, friends, being outdoors, mushroom hunting, and long drives. He also enjoyed reading and music, especially classic rock. The funeral will be conducted at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral home with Rev. Kevin Brown officiating. Calling will be from 4:00 pm until 6:00 pm on Saturday, August 22, 2020. Military honors will be presented by the Bartholomew County Veterans Honor Guard. All visitors are required to wear face masks. Memorials may be made to Bartholomew County Veterans Honor Guard in memory of Bill. Survivors include his son, Michael Moore of Seymour and stepson, Bobby (Jessica) Hartwell of Hope; brothers, Robert Moore of Columbus and Kevin Moore of Tampa, Florida; and grandchildren, Abby, Haven, Willow, and Kinley Hartwell, all of Hope; Life long friends, Mike and Terry Beavers and Bill Stader. He was preceded in death by his parents and sisters, Connie Johnson and Judith Moore, a life long friend, Billy Beavers and nephew, Christopher Pearl. Arrangements provided by the Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home. You are invited to view his video tribute, light a virtual candle and send a message to the family via the funeral home website, www.jewellrittman.com.

 

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  2. Our thoughts and prayers for the family and Mike.Jack and I have both had the pleasure of Bill’s friendship for years.Sure going to miss him.Fly high brother.

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  3. I’ll never forget this fella. If You were wrong about something or Someone , this Man would be the first to lash out n tell Ya. I’ve had a Lot of one on one conversation’s with Bill!!…Easy listener the was. I’ll miss that. Was always concerned about another’s we’ll-being.
    And ohh.. He loved My Sister and His Son! And Bobby😢 He loved all of us . known him since I was 9 or10 .Like a Dad to Me in My juvenile days..lol.
    Gonna miss Ya Dude. Thanks for always being good to us through the years.
    “Good Man and Good Human Being” See ya on the Other side Bill!

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  5. I’m going to miss you Bill! I’ll never hear you call me Shelley Bean or beaner. And well I’m just heart broken. You’ll never be forgotten and I really hope you know how much we all loved you! Who am I going to argue with over stupid stuff now?? Hopefully you can send some love and peace for Crystal…she’s not the same. We’re all so heartbroken! Love and miss you Bill!!

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  7. Oh where to begin. Uncle Petey. You’ve been lifelong friends with my dad since you were 6 and have been around me since I was born in ‘93. I remember you being over at the house all the time growing up to watch tv and sometimes even snooze in the chair or couch!! 😂 I enjoyed hearing your stories about the “olden” days 😉 and also talking about sports and other nonsense haha. You sometimes drove me crazy but hey, I definitely loved you and will miss your face when I go to see my dad at his house now. I’m glad Lincoln got to meet you, he enjoyed sitting in the backyard beside you in those chairs! I’ll see you sometime soon Uncle Petey. Tell Uncle Billy and my mom hi for me! ❤️

    (Love and prayers are also sent to the family ❤️)

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  8. My Uncle Petie has been in our family long before I was born. He was there throughout my life. I will miss our arguments, talks, and I will forever miss you saying I love you too. I thank you for being part of my life, being my uncle, and for being a brother to my dad and uncles. I will miss you always, I will remember you forever, and I love you Uncle Pete to the moon and back. Rest well and easy.

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  9. Glad I had the pleasure of meeting you Bill. You always had a story to tell and made me laugh when we talked. You will be missed by many. Watch over us all friend. Hugs to all your family and friends.

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  10. Michael, I was so sorry to read about your dad’s passing. I am positive that your sweet grandma is hugging him now.

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