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Gina & Belinda Livio-Sturde-Disilvio
Harriet Ann Hahn Moore
2 septembre 1939 - 23 décembre 2023
2 septembre 1939 - 23 décembre 2023
for the love you gave
Our lovely mother Harriett Ann Hahn Moore died in Rockport Tx, on December 23, 2023. She was born to Harold Arthur Hahn and Anna E Baar Hahn on September 2nd,1939 in New York City, NY. She attended New York University. She had a love for literature and was a talented writer. Harriet was the author of the 1976 book "The Plantain Season". * She was an award-winning newspaper columnist, journalist and deputy features editor. In retirement Harriet and her husband Huck Moore RV'd throughout the US before settling in Rockport. In Rockport she enjoyed gardening, trips to the beach, boat outings, visits from friends and family, and keeping her simple beach cottage. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Harriet was preceded in death by her sister Mary(John)Banks, and brothers Edward and Richard Hahn. Left to cherish her memory are daughters: Belinda Disilvio, Julia (Robert) Livio, Gina (Mitch)Livio-Sturde, and Veronica Hahn Smith, four grandsons: Jack and James Disilvio and Alex and Jake Sturde and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Joseph Gress
Comment avez-vous rencontré Harriet?
I’m saddened to hear Harriet has passed. Though I have not spoken to her in more than 30 years, I have thought of her many times over that time. She was sweet and welcoming to me when I could imagine (and have now been on the other side of the situation) a boy coming to visit a daughter in your home didn’t really have to be welcomed. My world feels diminished knowing that she is not in it.
Linda Duval
I worked with Harriet when she lived in Colorado Springs, and was married to Terry Smith. She was the best editor I ever had and a dear friend. /she suffered too many losses in her life but always kept an optimistic outlook. Hugs to her girls! She loved you all so much.
Theresa Stephens
I am saddened to hear of Harriet's passing. Her daughter; Veronica was a dear friend of mine during my teenage years. Harriet and Terry were such great parents and I admired them very much. Much love and prayers to the family.
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