Married Anna Pearl on January 8, 1977∼Billy Ray Moore was born in Nolan County, Texas, the fourth of seven children of Hatton Marshall Moore and Edna Mae Hanna. He married Carlene Barnfield about 1948 and had three children: Billy Wayne (born one day before his father's 22nd birthday in 1949), Carl Lindon "Lindy" (8 June 1950), and Glenda Kaye (21 Sep 1952). Carlene was killed in a car accident in August 1974. Billy married the former Anna Pearl Fentress in January 1977 and became stepfather to Connie, Randy, Doug and Dale Harrison. He remained happily married to the lovely Anna until his death.
Billy was known and loved by many for his sense of life and his humour. As long as I can remember, Billy and Anna had a second home in Glen Rose, Texas, called The Paluxy Palace. It was situated on the Paluxy River and was large enough for hosting reunions of the large family of Hatton and Edna Moore, a fishing family. It had plenty of room for campers, as well as a large, open-air shelter for hanging out with the family and eating meals. Billy had an old beat up Volkswagen Beetle, the top of which he had removed. It wasn't street legal, but it was good for taking all his grandkids and grandnieces and nephews for tours of a path through the property, where the occasional funny sign would appear. The bug had a homemade license plate reading IITYWYGMAB. We called it the Ittywigmab, and the answer to the question "What does Ittywigmab mean?" was "If I Tell You, Will You Get Me A Beer?"
I don't recall ever seeing Uncle Billy without his cowboy hat and a smile on his face.
Billy was known and loved by many for his sense of life and his humour. As long as I can remember, Billy and Anna had a second home in Glen Rose, Texas, called The Paluxy Palace. It was situated on the Paluxy River and was large enough for hosting reunions of the large family of Hatton and Edna Moore, a fishing family. It had plenty of room for campers, as well as a large, open-air shelter for hanging out with the family and eating meals. Billy had an old beat up Volkswagen Beetle, the top of which he had removed. It wasn't street legal, but it was good for taking all his grandkids and grandnieces and nephews for tours of a path through the property, where the occasional funny sign would appear. The bug had a homemade license plate reading IITYWYGMAB. We called it the Ittywigmab, and the answer to the question "What does Ittywigmab mean?" was "If I Tell You, Will You Get Me A Beer?"
I don't recall ever seeing Uncle Billy without his cowboy hat and a smile on his face.
Married Anna Pearl on January 8, 1977∼Billy Ray Moore was born in Nolan County, Texas, the fourth of seven children of Hatton Marshall Moore and Edna Mae Hanna. He married Carlene Barnfield about 1948 and had three children: Billy Wayne (born one day before his father's 22nd birthday in 1949), Carl Lindon "Lindy" (8 June 1950), and Glenda Kaye (21 Sep 1952). Carlene was killed in a car accident in August 1974. Billy married the former Anna Pearl Fentress in January 1977 and became stepfather to Connie, Randy, Doug and Dale Harrison. He remained happily married to the lovely Anna until his death.
Billy was known and loved by many for his sense of life and his humour. As long as I can remember, Billy and Anna had a second home in Glen Rose, Texas, called The Paluxy Palace. It was situated on the Paluxy River and was large enough for hosting reunions of the large family of Hatton and Edna Moore, a fishing family. It had plenty of room for campers, as well as a large, open-air shelter for hanging out with the family and eating meals. Billy had an old beat up Volkswagen Beetle, the top of which he had removed. It wasn't street legal, but it was good for taking all his grandkids and grandnieces and nephews for tours of a path through the property, where the occasional funny sign would appear. The bug had a homemade license plate reading IITYWYGMAB. We called it the Ittywigmab, and the answer to the question "What does Ittywigmab mean?" was "If I Tell You, Will You Get Me A Beer?"
I don't recall ever seeing Uncle Billy without his cowboy hat and a smile on his face.
Billy was known and loved by many for his sense of life and his humour. As long as I can remember, Billy and Anna had a second home in Glen Rose, Texas, called The Paluxy Palace. It was situated on the Paluxy River and was large enough for hosting reunions of the large family of Hatton and Edna Moore, a fishing family. It had plenty of room for campers, as well as a large, open-air shelter for hanging out with the family and eating meals. Billy had an old beat up Volkswagen Beetle, the top of which he had removed. It wasn't street legal, but it was good for taking all his grandkids and grandnieces and nephews for tours of a path through the property, where the occasional funny sign would appear. The bug had a homemade license plate reading IITYWYGMAB. We called it the Ittywigmab, and the answer to the question "What does Ittywigmab mean?" was "If I Tell You, Will You Get Me A Beer?"
I don't recall ever seeing Uncle Billy without his cowboy hat and a smile on his face.
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