Billy Lane Moore, 86, of Salem, AL passed away late Thursday night, October 11, 2018 at Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital in Phenix City, AL. A celebration of life funeral service will be held 11:00 am EST Thursday, October 18, 2018 at Vance Memorial Chapel in Phenix City with Pastor Freddie Evans officiating. Interment with fullContinue Reading
Billy Lane Moore, 86, of Salem, AL passed away late Thursday night, October 11, 2018 at Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital in Phenix City, AL.
A celebration of life funeral service will be held 11:00 am EST Thursday, October 18, 2018 at Vance Memorial Chapel in Phenix City with Pastor Freddie Evans officiating. Interment with full Military Honors will follow at Fort Mitchell National Cemetery. The family will receive friends Wednesday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 pm EST at the funeral home.
Mr. Moore was born July 30, 1932 in Henry Co., VA (Dyers Store Area), to the late Jesse Thomas Moore and Mary Jane Cannaday Moore. He proudly served our country and was a retired Veteran of the United States Army serving during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. He was the recipient of numerous awards, accommodations, and medals. He was a past Mason and a Baptist by faith. He enjoyed bowling, and spending quality time with all his family. He was a man of character. Other than his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife and the mother of his children, Lola Elizabeth Walker Moore, two brothers, Paul Moore and Jesse Moore, sister, Virginia Akers, and a son-in-law, Kenneth Wray Mullins.
He is survived by his children, Kimberly Mullins of Panama City Beach, FL, Rodger Moore and wife Sandy of Salem, AL, Michael Moore of Panama City Beach, FL, Billy Moore Jr. and wife Sherry of Waverly Hall, GA, Rodney Moore and Angela Truitt of Panama City Beach, FL, Tammy Evans Moore of Smiths, AL; one sister, Betty Jean Earl and husband Phillip of Reno, NV, grandchildren, Thomas Moore (Megan), Victoria Hightower (Joshua), Tiffany Moore, Britton Moore, Madison Moore, Davison Moore (Christina), Jonathan Moore, Danielle Moore, and Elizabeth Moore, (8) great grandchildren, numerous extended family members, and many caring friends.
Karen Emerson (Hudson)
left a message on December 10, 2018:
Lou Moore
left a message on November 24, 2018:
My fondest memories of you Uncle Bill was when you would come to Roanoke Rapids, NC to visit Jesse and Fran (I call them mom and dad) and one time all us kids put together aВ
surprise 25th wedding anniversary for mom and dad. My Jesse and I had just had a baby girl 5 months before and we were staying in their basement. (That sounds awful but it really wasn't. We had a double bed, a TV, and most of the time, peace and quiet). You came with aunt Liz and back in those days, the booze and guitars would come out. We are all around the dining room table, one big happy family. I loved it so very much as my family was not like that. Dad and Uncle Bill would bring out all the old classics from Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Cash and June Carter, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, and even older songs and we would all sing along. You would be surprised at all the songs us kids could sing, especially my Jesse and his siblings, they have heard these songs all their lives growing up from Uncle Bill and dad. I will fondly remember those days because of you, always.
Love,В
Lou Moore (dahlin)
Merry Wanless
left a message on October 19, 2018:
Merry Wanless
left a message on October 19, 2018:
Thank you for thinking I was purdy when I wasn’t.
Thank you for all the beach memories.
Thank you for calling me Murry.
I will miss your voice!
Go run in the fields with Paul.
I will miss your twinkling eyes.
Love your niece Merry
Lauren Harrington
left a message on October 18, 2018:
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
John Akers
left a message on October 17, 2018:
N. Reynolds
left a message on October 17, 2018:
Your Little Sister Jean
left a message on October 17, 2018:
You will always live in my heart
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Karen Emerson (Hudson)
left a message on December 10, 2018:
Lou Moore
left a message on November 24, 2018:
My fondest memories of you Uncle Bill was when you would come to Roanoke Rapids, NC to visit Jesse and Fran (I call them mom and dad) and one time all us kids put together aВ
surprise 25th wedding anniversary for mom and dad. My Jesse and I had just had a baby girl 5 months before and we were staying in their basement. (That sounds awful but it really wasn't. We had a double bed, a TV, and most of the time, peace and quiet). You came with aunt Liz and back in those days, the booze and guitars would come out. We are all around the dining room table, one big happy family. I loved it so very much as my family was not like that. Dad and Uncle Bill would bring out all the old classics from Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Cash and June Carter, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, and even older songs and we would all sing along. You would be surprised at all the songs us kids could sing, especially my Jesse and his siblings, they have heard these songs all their lives growing up from Uncle Bill and dad. I will fondly remember those days because of you, always.
Love,В
Lou Moore (dahlin)
Merry Wanless
left a message on October 19, 2018:
Merry Wanless
left a message on October 19, 2018:
Thank you for thinking I was purdy when I wasn’t.
Thank you for all the beach memories.
Thank you for calling me Murry.
I will miss your voice!
Go run in the fields with Paul.
I will miss your twinkling eyes.
Love your niece Merry
Lauren Harrington
left a message on October 18, 2018:
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
John Akers
left a message on October 17, 2018:
N. Reynolds
left a message on October 17, 2018:
Your Little Sister Jean
left a message on October 17, 2018:
You will always live in my heart
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