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John S. Moore

Posted 11/9/07

John S. Moore, 44 NORTH TROY, Vt. - John S. Moore of North Troy, Vt., formerly of Dover, Del., died suddenly Saturday, Sept. 27, 2007, at his home. He was 44. John was born Nov. 25, 1962, in Dover, …

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John S. Moore

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John S. Moore, 44

NORTH TROY, Vt. - John S. Moore of North Troy, Vt., formerly of Dover, Del., died suddenly Saturday, Sept. 27, 2007, at his home. He was 44.

John was born Nov. 25, 1962, in Dover, son of the late J. Stuart and Shirley M. (Boyer) Moore.

He made his living working in the computer technology field.

In his spare time, John enjoyed taking cars and trucks apart and (sometimes) putting them back together.

As a child, he spent many happy hours at his Pop-Pop's shop, Johnny The Tailor.

John was a sweet and loving child who grew into a soft-spoken man with a gentle spirit.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, John and Elizabeth Boyer of Dover; and an uncle, Donald Boyer of Hockessin, Del.

John is survived by two aunts, Barbara A. (Boyer) Brown of Camden, Del., and Jerry Boyer of Hockessin; an uncle, Royal L. Boyer and his wife Lily of Lewes, Del.; his cousins, Donnie, Susan, Patti, Lisa, Kathy, Kelly, Karen and Gail and their respective families; as well as numerous close friends.

A private memorial service will be held at Silver Lake Cemetery on Nov. 17.

Arrangements made by Torbert Funeral Home, Dover.

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