As a former student of Mr. Moore's, I will always remember him fondly as "my most favorite teacher". May he rest in peace.

Bill, So sorry for your loss. You'll be in our thoughts and prayers. Please let us know if we can help in any way - anytime.

Dear Bill & Family: Please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of your Dad. In reading his obituary it is obvious he was a very special man. I know that you will miss him dearly. May he know the peace he so richly deserves. Respectfully yours, Jim

Bill: So sorry to hear about your Dad. I hope you and your family are doing okay. You take care! Pam

Bill & Family, I am deeply sorry for the death of your dad and also for not being able to attend either Friday or Saturday. My prayers for Christ's love and warmth are with you and your entire family. May your dad enjoy eternal life and you all have the knowledge that you will see and be with him again. All our love and respect. John & Linda Carmon

Bill; Sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time.

Bill and Family, Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Bill was a great guy and his greatness shines through his son. He will be missed but memories last forever. I am here for whatever you need. Love, Minnow, Dianne and Alison

Bill, Marilou and family ~ Thinking of you with love and prayers during this sad time.

Bill & Family, We are very sorry for your loss. We will keep all of you in our prayers during this sorrow filled time. God Bless.

Dear Mom, I couldn't have asked for a nicer father-in-law. Dad was a true gentleman and a genuine person. If there is such a thing as a "perfect marriage," you and Dad had it. He fought the good fight and so did you. He will be forever in my thoughts and prayers and our beautiful memories will last a lifetime. Rest in peace, Dad. Love, Marilou

Bill and Family, I am very sorry to hear about the death of your father. John and I will keep you in our prayers. We are unable to attend the visiting hours on Friday, we will be away. Please know that our thoughts are with you at this difficult time in your life. Barbara and John Foulsham

"Mr. Moore" was my 6th grade teacher in 1967 at Elden H. Johnson School - my first "man" teacher. I will always remember that my teacher attended the wake for my father when he died suddenly in April of that year. My teacher, big, burly man that I thought he was, walked into the funeral home and hugged 11 year old me.....his student. Thanks.

Ruth and Family, My most sincere thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. I enjoyed caring for Bill not only at the day center, but also in your home. May you find strenght and comfort in the many joyous memories of Bill. With Love, Gayle

Dear Ruth, Nancy, Bill, Sue & family - We just wanted you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. You were all blessed with a great husband and father. We enjoyed many years of sharing good times on holidays with your family. He will be missed. Truly, Pam, Lyle, Ashley & Max

Dear Bill, so sorry to hear of your dads passing, please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers, Rick Dewhirst

Dear Ruth and family...Please accept our prayers and thoughts during this time. We loved our church interactions with you both, over the years. Your visits to my parents home during my mother's illness and now my father's brightened their days. Sincerely, Anita & Dick Sharp Frank Russo

I remember Bill very well. 50 years have passed since he was my 6th grade teacher at the Eldon H Johnson Elementary School in North Weymouth. He was a wonderful teacher and I wish I had stayed in touch over the years.

Bill and family, I was so sorry to learn of your loss. Please know that I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time. God Bless!

Please pass on my promise of prayers for the happy repose of Mr. Moore's soul. He must have been a fine man to raise a son the likes of Bill. May his memory be eternal! Pat Lynch

Ruthie and Family, I (Connie) shared many fun and memorable moments with my dear cousin, Billy, growing up in Weymouth and sharing our Grandma and Grandopa. Staying over at Aunt Mabel and Uncle Bill's was something we always looked forward to. Bill and I are sorry for your loss and will continue to keep you all in our prayers as we have in the past.

Bill: Your Dad was quite a man; intelligent, well rounded, and accomplished. His legacy lives on through you in your chosen profession. Please know that Em and I are in your corner.

Bill: Alice and I will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult period.

Ruth and Family, We share in your loss and will keep all of you in our constant thoughts and prayers. We shared some wonderful opportunities to get to know Bill after his retirement from teaching and enjoyed having him and his gentle spirit in our presence for all too brief a period. Know that we are here for you today, tomorrow and well into the future.

I know this message is very late in coming, but I just this moment saw the page. Mr Moore was my sixth grade teacher at Johnson School during the 64-65 school year. He was one of the most gifted and thoughtful teachers I knew. He was especially supportive and helpful during a difficult time for me. I can remember his jokes and telling all three of the girls named Judith in his class to pick a spelling and stay to it. (we had Judy, Judi, Judie, Judee etc.) One of his sayings I have taken with me and use on a regular basis. "If you make an error three times, it's time to finish what you're doing" He was a super person and will be missed. But remember, he touched many lives and will NEVER be forgotten. "Judie" Lavoie Cole