Lucile Moore 1921-1972

MOORE, SHANAHAN, FAGAN, SUCHOMEL, CHAPMAN, KLINKKAMMER, SHEETS, CAVE

Posted By: Sharon Elijah (email)
Date: 9/12/2016 at 20:56:22

2 March 1972 - The North Cedar Press

Final rites for Mrs. James (Lucile) Moore, 50, were held at St. Mary church Feb. 28 with the Rev. Ray J. Pacha officiating. Burial was in St. Mary cemetery.

Pallbearers were Don Armstrong, Jr., Walter Graham, Henry W. Fields, Edward Kemp, E. J. Wilson and Russell Wethington. Cindy Reeve was organist. The Rosary was recited at the Sheets and Son funeral home Feb. 27.

Mrs. Moore died at her home in Tipton Feb. 24 following a heart attack.

The daughter of Francis L. and Frances J. Shanahan Fagan, she was born in Otter Creek township, Jackson county, March 23, 1921 and attended the Lost Nation and Tipton schools before graduating from Martelle high school.

She was married to James E. Moore in Tipton March 5, 1944. She was a member of St. Mary church and St. Bernadette circle and the Child Conservation club.

She is survived by her husband, 2 daughters, Mrs. James (Mary Anne) Suchomel, Tipton and Colleen, a student at the University of Northern Iowa, a son, Richard, Cedar Rapids; 4 sisters, Mrs. Wayne (LaVerne) Chapman, and Mrs. Edwin (Clementine) Klinkkammer, both of Tipton; Mrs. Jack (Pauline) Sheets and Mrs. Gerald (Anna) Cave, both of Lisbon; 2 brothers, Herbert, Tipton and Donald, Brady, Mont.

She was preceded in death by her parents and a daughter, Linda, in 1966.