Edwin A. E. Moore

Birth date: Nov 9, 1939 Death date: Jan 6, 2024

Edwin Albert Earle Moore, 84, of West Park (Cleveland), Ohio, died in the company of loved ones on January 6, 2024. Edwin was born in Lakewood, Ohio in 1939 to Vivian (nee Spencer) and John Moore. After his father’s early passing Read Obituary

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Jerry Romaso

4w ago

Mr Moore is the first teacher I remember as a young immigrant kid from Ukraine (when I left, it was still part of Soviet Union). He was my German teacher and an absolutely kindest soul. He made me feel welcomed, did his best to make me comfortable - I barely knew English and here I was learning German. He made me fall in love with German culture to the point I got to go on a mission trip to Germany last year with my wife and daughter. If anyone from his family reads this, know that he made an impact far beyond anything you can imagine. Rest in peace Mr. Moore!

Raja Tallos Griglak

66w ago

in honor of Edwin.

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Raja Tallos Griglak

66w ago

I am sorry that I am so late in writing but I just discovered this. Please accept my very deepest and most heartfelt condolences on the loss of your husband, Papa und Opa
I came to Emerson Junior High in 1970 after spending my entire years in elementary school being shunned for being German. Your father embraced my German ethnicity with open arms, he encouraged me to be German and wanted to know all about my heritage. He is one of those teachers that had a absolute lifelong effect on me, I will forever be grateful for that and will never ever forget what he did for me.
I am so glad I ran into him at a Baldwin Wallace candlelight Advent service, after so very very many years.
May he rest in God's Eternal peace.
Raja Tallos Griglak

Michelle D.

97w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Edwin.

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Sandy Wyper

110w ago

Eddie (as we called him then) was two years ahead of me in both high school and college. We attended the same church, snd I remember his father as well. He was frequently part of the group that joined my father and me in rides back and forth from Bowling Green for holidays, etc. He was a great guy, and I am so sorry to hear of his passing. Sincere condolences to his family.
Sandy Wyper

Arthur F.

110w ago

Sent a sympathy card to the Moore family.

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Ramona

110w ago

in honor of Edwin.

Mr Moore was a wonderful Social Study Teacher @ Emerson Middle School I was a student of his in the early 1970's he loved speaking about Germany his prize he always honored his wife & his first born child he spoke often about.

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Carolyn Kluchar

110w ago

Ed was always a kind and gracious friend and member of the wives’ club. We always enjoyed the parties they hosted at Christmas time. We will always remember and cherish Ed’s interesting stories of Germany trips and his family experiences. God bless and keep Ed in His perpetual light. May he rest in peace until we can all meet again and talk about the good old days.
Carolyn and John - friends in the club

Hiram Dejesus

110w ago

Eduardo Primero was his e-mail handle and his gift to me as a native born Puerto Rican. He was a great ambassador for the German community, a man of faith, with God's church and family always coming first. You were wise counsel, an example of servant leadership, and to my good fortune, my friend.

Your genuine spirit, intelligent humor, and gentlemanly grace will be missed by all of us. Rest well brother...may the Lord bless and watch over all your family.

Your brother in Christ,
Hiram DeJesus
Society of St. Stephen

Sue Sieder

110w ago

My deepest sympathy to Ed’s wife and family. I remember him at St. Stephen’s church when the choir sang there.
Sue Sieder

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