Starlyn S. Moore
Greg and family, Just wanted you to know, you and your family have been in my thoughts and prayers this week. Thinking of you at this difficult time.
Judy Serbousek
Cedar Rapids
IA
Greg and family-- I am so sorry for your loss. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Noreen Bush
Noreen Bush
IA
Greg, We like to send you and or family or deepest sympathy. Amber Stratton, Jaymes McClean, Mitch Haferbecker, Deb Barrat and Tim Murray
amber stratton
oxforf
IA
Greg, I so sorry for your loss. I wish I could have met your beautiful, extraordinary wife. You're in my prayers.
Joan Cochrane
IA
Greg and Family, I am sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you and your family may take some measure of comfort in knowing that others care.
Marcy Russell
IA
Greg and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Starlyn was a classmate of mine at New London High School. My thoughts and prayers go out to her and the family. May God be with you in this time of sorrow. Susan (Winter) Tidwell
Susan ( Winter) Tidwell
Alvin
TX
Greg, Lean on your friends for strength, and always remember how much you are cared about.
Tammy Carolan
ely
IA
I was Star's first grade teacher. I had a memory I thought her father would appreciate. The year I was her teacher, we had a national election. I asked my class if they knew what a Democrat or Republican was. Star replied. "When the Democrats are on TV, my Dad listens, when the Republicans come on, he turns the channel "over". Why I remember that I cannot say, but it still makes me smile when I think of her. My prayers are with you all at this time.
Jerry Ann Strothman
New London
IA
THESE WORDS ARE FROM A NEEDLE POINT BY STARLYNS BEST FRIEND, TAMI. I SAW STARLYN THIS WAY FOR THE 13 YEARS SHE GAVE ME THE PRIVILEGE OF BEING HER HUSBAND. PREFACE STAR BABY-DEDICATED TO MY BEST FRIEND.... She was born July 20,1958...What a day! Little did the world know what had just been bestowed upon it..This girl lived her life as if there were no tommorrow-once she got the hang of it...and right or wrong, no one was going to stop her.... APPENDIX So she never became a Star. Never had her name in Lights. But she will dwell as such in my heart Forever. And I guess that's the best place for her. She and her memories are safe and appreciated there. When I look up at the nightly heavens and see all those twinkling sparkles of light, I somehow know she's touched them...For she lived her Life as though it was one big Silver Screen...No...She never 'became' a Star...She's just always been one.... P.S. I never called my wife by Star, always Starlyn as I loved the sound...somehow sweet and melodious. "All My Lov'ng" forever STAR BABY!
Gregory Moore
Cedar Rapids
IA
To Greg, Bob and Mickey, I was also a classmate of Starlyn's. In fact, she was my first friend when I moved to New London in the second grade. I went home after my first day and proudly told my mother that I met this great girl with a beautiful name, Star! Then, as luck would have it, we lived in the same neighborhood. I have many memories of Starlyn, Bob and Mickey from those years. I'm so sorry for your loss, she was very special. Greg, even though we never met, I'm sure the memory of her beautiful "star-light" will comfort you in your loss.
Pat (Whitson) Alden
Dyersville
IA
I was in the class below Starlyn, but we were in many musical activities together. We were each one of the Von Tramp children in our high school musical "Sound of Music" . We had so much fun together. Star would always "tell it like it was" there was never any guessing about how she felt!!! I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Sandy (Van Syoc) Griffin
Sandy (Van Syoc) Griffin
Danville
IA
Mickey & Bob Where to start! Star & I made so many memories. Horses, Camping trips, all the sluber parties, the many miles we drove the ford tractor. The one that comes to mind, that I think of every day as I change my pierced ear rings. Was the day in the upstairs bathroom that Star talked me into letting her pierce my ears!! I said yes, she did after a bunch of teenage drama and today 40 some odds years later those holes she made in my ears are still there!!! I loved her like a sister and she was probally the closest thing I had as sister growing up! I'm so thankful that we did get to reconnect in the past few years and that I did get to meet Greg. A piece of Star lives in all of us that grew up together back in the 70's in that small little Iowa town called New London!