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Wayne Moore
Peggy Harris Moore
January 14th, 1953 - May 14th, 2022
January 14th, 1953 - May 14th, 2022
Peggy Moore, age 69, of Plano, Texas passed away on May 14, 2022. She was born on January 14, 1953 to Roger and Jane Harris. Peggy was raised in Paris, Missouri and attended Northeast Missouri State College (now Truman State University) and received a BS in Education in May 1975. Peggy taught high school business courses in Missouri and then moved to Dallas in mid 1977 where she began work as a tax accountant for Mobil Oil. Peggy and Wayne met at Park Cities Baptist Church in Dallas and got married there on August 30, 1980. Peggy continued to work at Mobil Oil and later, Placid Refining until Andrew was born in May 1985. Peggy ran the household like a business, with her organizational and budget savvy combined with joyful generosity. Peggy was a wonderful mother and homemaker who was a natural at serving and building up others around her. Her Christian faith was evident throughout her life, but especially so as she faced her imminent death with grace and continuing outreach and concern for others.
Peggy was preceded in death by her parents Roger and Jane Harris. She is survived by her husband Wayne Moore of Plano, Texas; son Andrew Moore of Baltimore, Maryland; sister Judy Willingham of Russellville, Missouri; and sister Betsy Campbell and husband Ken Campbell of Jefferson City, Missouri.
Suggested Memorials in honor of Peggy are:
- North Texas Food Bank
Perot Family Campus
3677 Mapleshade Lane
Plano Texas, 75075
Phone: 214.330.1396
Email: info@ntfb.org
(95% of NTFB resources go to hunger relief programs)
- Checks can be mailed to the above address with “In Memory of Peggy Moore” included in the memo line
OR
- Online Giving Web site https://ntfb.org/ then select “Donate”
- Tribute Gift “In Memory of” Peggy Moore
- UT Southwestern Medical Center
Office of Development & Alumni Relations
P.O. Box 910888
Dallas, TX 75391-0888
Phone 214-648-2344
(Dr Matteo Ligorio’s Lab is conducting advanced research to isolate substances in the blood that change as cancer progresses with the goal to develop treatments for late-stage cancer)
- Checks can be sent to the above secure lockbox address with an attached note with a designation for Dr Matteo Ligorio Lab
OR
- Online Giving Web Site https://engage.utsouthwestern.edu/pages/tribute-annual-giving
- Special Instructions / Designation “Other” then enter “Dr Matteo Ligorio Lab” (conducting advanced research on tumor specific substances in the blood that may impact cancer progression with the goal to develop treatments for late-stage cancer)
- Tribute Information “In Memory Of” Peggy Moore
- Park Cities Baptist Church
P.O.Box 12068
Dallas, Texas 75225
Phone 214.860.1500
- Checks can be mailed to the above address with “In Memory of Peggy Moore” included in the memo line
OR
- Online Giving Web site https://www.pcbc.org/give/
- Then select “Give Now”, then click “+Note” and enter “In Memory of Peggy Moore”
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Tom Coonrod

Lynn Nash
I met Peggy at a local movie theater to view a screening for an upcoming new movie. We hit if off right away and realized we lived only a few miles apart. For years we saw each other almost every week at these screenings. We always had so much to talk about, such as family, our sons, where to get a good bargain and everything in between. Never a dull moment. Peggy was the type of person that was selfless. She always cared for the well being of others before herself and she never complained. Peggy was a beautiful person inside and out and I feel very blessed to have known her and I will miss her.
Vina Boots
My sweet neighbor Peggy, always so kind and precious. My talking, walking encouraging friend. I have missed you dearly for a long time, now I can rest that you are with The Lord rejoicing in heaven. Saw you a few weeks ago as usual you looked beautiful, were dressed immaculately. Thank for showing me the strength and courage only God can give till the end. Will miss you tremendously.
Barbara Gaither
Peggy lived life well. She lived her Faith everyday, caring for everyone around her and loving her family deeply. She blessed everyone who knew her with her kind heart and her great sense of humor.
Nancy Rosiles
I met Peggy in 1976 at our apartment swimming pool. She was a very special friend to both me and my husband. I will never forget the day we asked her to be our sons Godmother. Peggy was always in attendance to our family functions, which meant the world to me. She will be missed by all. Our deepest sympathy to Wayne and Andrew.
Bobby Chandler
Peggy was a kind and wonderful person. She was very proud of her family history. She told me recently that her great grandfather, L.Q. Bradney (Grandmother Harris's father) started the Paris hardware store in 1888. It started out as a horse and buggy harness shop and then evolved into hardware. The business was owned by her family for 98 years before her dad sold it! She said if she had been born a boy her name would have been Louis Quincy after L.Q. Hahaha. She adored Wayne and Andrew. A life too short but a life well lived. It was an honor to know her. Peace.
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