MOORE, John William went to be with his Lord on January 9, 2010 after battling Pancreatic Cancer. He was born in Findlay, Ohio on May 5, 1947 to the late Betty L (Maynard) Hoffman, Bayes, Grant.
John was a kind hearted man, He always had a smile on his face and a hand shake to go with it as well as a hug. He was a AA member for 33 years, which he was very grateful for. He will be sadly missed.
He retired from Silver Machine in South Vienna, Ohio. John enjoyed riding his motorcycle, camping and fishing, but his main thing was playing his guitar and singing Elvis Presley songs. He did enjoy karaoke as well.
John is survived by his wife of 30 years; Julia A. (Whitaker) Moore,
Four daughters and spouses;
1. Christopher (Victor) Barry,
2. Candie Moore,
3. Cindy (Mark) Campbell,
4. Tina Denny,
Nine grandchildren:
Tag and Molly Barry,
Shianne and Ashley Rice,
Guy And Lance Laywell
and Alyssa Campbell,
Buddy Denny and
Dominick Moore,
Two great grand daughters:
1. Alonnah (Peanut) Rios and
2. Anahstaciya (Annie) Brown,
Four brothers and spouses:
Jerry and Carol Huffman, of Indiana,
Jay Hoffman of South Carolina,
Joe and Terri Hoffman and
Jeff Bayes,
father-in-law; Roger Whitaker,
mother-in-law; Patricia Whitaker,
sister-in-laws; Christie Adams of Maryland, Kathy West, brother-in-law; Roger (Bud) Whitaker,
as well as several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews and his AA family.
Funeral services will be held in Rose Hill Burial Park Chapel at 1:30 PM Thursday with Pastor Rick Clos officiating. Visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until the time of the services.
Entombment will follow. Memorial contributions may be made to Johns wife Julia % P. O. Box 2147, Springfield, Ohio 45501.
Arrangements are being handled by the JONES-KENNEY-ZECHMAN FUNERAL HOME.
Source: Springfield News-Sun
12 January 2010 (Tuesday)
John Moore died from pancreatic cancer - the same kind of cancer that took actor Patrick Swayze in 2009 several months prior to John's passing. The same kind of cancer that will eventually take the life of Steve Jobs, the creator of the Apple Computer Co. in 2011.
Pancreatic cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer death across the globe! It doesn't care how rick and famous you are. It doesn't care how smart or creative you are. And...it doesn't care how nice of a person you are.
According to the American Cancer Society, almost the same number of people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer as die from it each year: The American Cancer Society estimates that "44,030 new cases of pancreatic cancer are expected to occur in the US in 2011" while "37,660 deaths are expected to occur" in the same year.
Even for those diagnosed before the disease has spread beyond the pancreas, there is only a 23 percent five-year survival rate, the American Cancer Society notes.
It is time to STOP the spread of this kind of cancer and ALL cancers! We need more money put into research. But we also need people to be more careful about thier own health. NOT smoking is one of those things. Cigarette smoking adds a risk ratio of 1.74.
According to the American Cancer Society, there are no established guidelines for preventing pancreatic cancer, although cigarette smoking has been reported as responsible for 20–30% of pancreatic cancers. That says a lot.
John was a kind hearted man, He always had a smile on his face and a hand shake to go with it as well as a hug. He was a AA member for 33 years, which he was very grateful for. He will be sadly missed.
He retired from Silver Machine in South Vienna, Ohio. John enjoyed riding his motorcycle, camping and fishing, but his main thing was playing his guitar and singing Elvis Presley songs. He did enjoy karaoke as well.
John is survived by his wife of 30 years; Julia A. (Whitaker) Moore,
Four daughters and spouses;
1. Christopher (Victor) Barry,
2. Candie Moore,
3. Cindy (Mark) Campbell,
4. Tina Denny,
Nine grandchildren:
Tag and Molly Barry,
Shianne and Ashley Rice,
Guy And Lance Laywell
and Alyssa Campbell,
Buddy Denny and
Dominick Moore,
Two great grand daughters:
1. Alonnah (Peanut) Rios and
2. Anahstaciya (Annie) Brown,
Four brothers and spouses:
Jerry and Carol Huffman, of Indiana,
Jay Hoffman of South Carolina,
Joe and Terri Hoffman and
Jeff Bayes,
father-in-law; Roger Whitaker,
mother-in-law; Patricia Whitaker,
sister-in-laws; Christie Adams of Maryland, Kathy West, brother-in-law; Roger (Bud) Whitaker,
as well as several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews and his AA family.
Funeral services will be held in Rose Hill Burial Park Chapel at 1:30 PM Thursday with Pastor Rick Clos officiating. Visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until the time of the services.
Entombment will follow. Memorial contributions may be made to Johns wife Julia % P. O. Box 2147, Springfield, Ohio 45501.
Arrangements are being handled by the JONES-KENNEY-ZECHMAN FUNERAL HOME.
Source: Springfield News-Sun
12 January 2010 (Tuesday)
John Moore died from pancreatic cancer - the same kind of cancer that took actor Patrick Swayze in 2009 several months prior to John's passing. The same kind of cancer that will eventually take the life of Steve Jobs, the creator of the Apple Computer Co. in 2011.
Pancreatic cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer death across the globe! It doesn't care how rick and famous you are. It doesn't care how smart or creative you are. And...it doesn't care how nice of a person you are.
According to the American Cancer Society, almost the same number of people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer as die from it each year: The American Cancer Society estimates that "44,030 new cases of pancreatic cancer are expected to occur in the US in 2011" while "37,660 deaths are expected to occur" in the same year.
Even for those diagnosed before the disease has spread beyond the pancreas, there is only a 23 percent five-year survival rate, the American Cancer Society notes.
It is time to STOP the spread of this kind of cancer and ALL cancers! We need more money put into research. But we also need people to be more careful about thier own health. NOT smoking is one of those things. Cigarette smoking adds a risk ratio of 1.74.
According to the American Cancer Society, there are no established guidelines for preventing pancreatic cancer, although cigarette smoking has been reported as responsible for 20–30% of pancreatic cancers. That says a lot.
MOORE, John William went to be with his Lord on January 9, 2010 after battling Pancreatic Cancer. He was born in Findlay, Ohio on May 5, 1947 to the late Betty L (Maynard) Hoffman, Bayes, Grant.
John was a kind hearted man, He always had a smile on his face and a hand shake to go with it as well as a hug. He was a AA member for 33 years, which he was very grateful for. He will be sadly missed.
He retired from Silver Machine in South Vienna, Ohio. John enjoyed riding his motorcycle, camping and fishing, but his main thing was playing his guitar and singing Elvis Presley songs. He did enjoy karaoke as well.
John is survived by his wife of 30 years; Julia A. (Whitaker) Moore,
Four daughters and spouses;
1. Christopher (Victor) Barry,
2. Candie Moore,
3. Cindy (Mark) Campbell,
4. Tina Denny,
Nine grandchildren:
Tag and Molly Barry,
Shianne and Ashley Rice,
Guy And Lance Laywell
and Alyssa Campbell,
Buddy Denny and
Dominick Moore,
Two great grand daughters:
1. Alonnah (Peanut) Rios and
2. Anahstaciya (Annie) Brown,
Four brothers and spouses:
Jerry and Carol Huffman, of Indiana,
Jay Hoffman of South Carolina,
Joe and Terri Hoffman and
Jeff Bayes,
father-in-law; Roger Whitaker,
mother-in-law; Patricia Whitaker,
sister-in-laws; Christie Adams of Maryland, Kathy West, brother-in-law; Roger (Bud) Whitaker,
as well as several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews and his AA family.
Funeral services will be held in Rose Hill Burial Park Chapel at 1:30 PM Thursday with Pastor Rick Clos officiating. Visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until the time of the services.
Entombment will follow. Memorial contributions may be made to Johns wife Julia % P. O. Box 2147, Springfield, Ohio 45501.
Arrangements are being handled by the JONES-KENNEY-ZECHMAN FUNERAL HOME.
Source: Springfield News-Sun
12 January 2010 (Tuesday)
John Moore died from pancreatic cancer - the same kind of cancer that took actor Patrick Swayze in 2009 several months prior to John's passing. The same kind of cancer that will eventually take the life of Steve Jobs, the creator of the Apple Computer Co. in 2011.
Pancreatic cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer death across the globe! It doesn't care how rick and famous you are. It doesn't care how smart or creative you are. And...it doesn't care how nice of a person you are.
According to the American Cancer Society, almost the same number of people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer as die from it each year: The American Cancer Society estimates that "44,030 new cases of pancreatic cancer are expected to occur in the US in 2011" while "37,660 deaths are expected to occur" in the same year.
Even for those diagnosed before the disease has spread beyond the pancreas, there is only a 23 percent five-year survival rate, the American Cancer Society notes.
It is time to STOP the spread of this kind of cancer and ALL cancers! We need more money put into research. But we also need people to be more careful about thier own health. NOT smoking is one of those things. Cigarette smoking adds a risk ratio of 1.74.
According to the American Cancer Society, there are no established guidelines for preventing pancreatic cancer, although cigarette smoking has been reported as responsible for 20–30% of pancreatic cancers. That says a lot.
John was a kind hearted man, He always had a smile on his face and a hand shake to go with it as well as a hug. He was a AA member for 33 years, which he was very grateful for. He will be sadly missed.
He retired from Silver Machine in South Vienna, Ohio. John enjoyed riding his motorcycle, camping and fishing, but his main thing was playing his guitar and singing Elvis Presley songs. He did enjoy karaoke as well.
John is survived by his wife of 30 years; Julia A. (Whitaker) Moore,
Four daughters and spouses;
1. Christopher (Victor) Barry,
2. Candie Moore,
3. Cindy (Mark) Campbell,
4. Tina Denny,
Nine grandchildren:
Tag and Molly Barry,
Shianne and Ashley Rice,
Guy And Lance Laywell
and Alyssa Campbell,
Buddy Denny and
Dominick Moore,
Two great grand daughters:
1. Alonnah (Peanut) Rios and
2. Anahstaciya (Annie) Brown,
Four brothers and spouses:
Jerry and Carol Huffman, of Indiana,
Jay Hoffman of South Carolina,
Joe and Terri Hoffman and
Jeff Bayes,
father-in-law; Roger Whitaker,
mother-in-law; Patricia Whitaker,
sister-in-laws; Christie Adams of Maryland, Kathy West, brother-in-law; Roger (Bud) Whitaker,
as well as several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews and his AA family.
Funeral services will be held in Rose Hill Burial Park Chapel at 1:30 PM Thursday with Pastor Rick Clos officiating. Visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until the time of the services.
Entombment will follow. Memorial contributions may be made to Johns wife Julia % P. O. Box 2147, Springfield, Ohio 45501.
Arrangements are being handled by the JONES-KENNEY-ZECHMAN FUNERAL HOME.
Source: Springfield News-Sun
12 January 2010 (Tuesday)
John Moore died from pancreatic cancer - the same kind of cancer that took actor Patrick Swayze in 2009 several months prior to John's passing. The same kind of cancer that will eventually take the life of Steve Jobs, the creator of the Apple Computer Co. in 2011.
Pancreatic cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer death across the globe! It doesn't care how rick and famous you are. It doesn't care how smart or creative you are. And...it doesn't care how nice of a person you are.
According to the American Cancer Society, almost the same number of people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer as die from it each year: The American Cancer Society estimates that "44,030 new cases of pancreatic cancer are expected to occur in the US in 2011" while "37,660 deaths are expected to occur" in the same year.
Even for those diagnosed before the disease has spread beyond the pancreas, there is only a 23 percent five-year survival rate, the American Cancer Society notes.
It is time to STOP the spread of this kind of cancer and ALL cancers! We need more money put into research. But we also need people to be more careful about thier own health. NOT smoking is one of those things. Cigarette smoking adds a risk ratio of 1.74.
According to the American Cancer Society, there are no established guidelines for preventing pancreatic cancer, although cigarette smoking has been reported as responsible for 20–30% of pancreatic cancers. That says a lot.
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