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Emma Moore November 4, 2002 
Bell County KyArchives Obituaries

The Pineville Sun, November 14, 2002
EMMA RENA HENDREN MOORE
 
    Emma Rena Hendren Moore, 95, of Pineville, passed away on Monday, November 
4, 2002 at the Christian Health Center in Corbin.  She was born in Pineville 
on May 6, 1907 to Dr. James H. and Vinnie Kate Lunce Hendren.  She was a 
member of the First Christian Church, Pineville and had been a Housekeeping 
Supervisor at the Pineville Community Hospital for 20 years.  She had been a 
caterer and had been a Park manager for Pine Mountain State Park in the early 
1950.  Mrs. Moore was active in the community belonging to the BPW of 
Pineville, Senior Citizens, International Homemakers Club and Straight Creek 
Homemaker Club.  She had been named the Pineville Rotary Clubs' Woman of the 
Year in 1966 and she was Country Woman of the Year for International 
Homemakers Association.
    She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Freemont Moore and 
a daughter, Betty Ruth Lacy.
    Survivors include her children, Carolyn and Charles Goodin of Pineville 
and James H. and Lois Moore of Bull Head City, AZ; grandchildren, Charles Mark 
Lacy of Korea, James and Lei Bird, III of Bonita Spring, FL, Rena and Jack 
Collins of Naples, FL, Carolyn and Tony Belenchi of Newport, CT, James H. 
Moore of Las Vegas, NV, Betty Kay Moore of Biloxi, MS, Mike Goodin of Four 
Mile, Susie and Matt Bargo of Corbin, Katie and Philip Parker of Marion, KY 
and Charles "Bo" Goodin of Middlesboro; eleven great-grandchildren and three 
great-great-grandchildren.
    Services were Thursday at the First Christian Church with Dr. Dan Crum.  
Burial was in the Pineville Memorial Cemetery,  Pallbearers were Mike Goodin, 
David Goodin, Charles "Bo" Goodin, Charles Mark Lacy, James Harry Moore, Matt 
Bargo, Matthew Bargo, III, Phillip Parker, Mike White and Jim Bird, III.  
Honorary pallbearers were Charles Goodin, Claude Pennington and Joan Asher 
Cawood.
    Arnett & Steele Funeral Home, Pineville, was honored to serve the Moore 
Family.
 
Source:  The Pineville Sun, Thursday, November 14, 2002

Submitted by: Janet wolfrum
janet8555@comcast.net



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