Gerald Matthew Moore, of Saint Peters, MO, passed away Monday, June 22, 2020 at the age of 74. Beloved husband of 51 years to Joy Moore; cherished son of the late Davis and Annie Bell Moore; son-in-law of Gladys Janoski and the late Lawrence Janoski; devoted father of Brian Moore; dear brother of Davine (Howard) Roberts and Charles (Rosenda) Moore; brother-in-law of Sandy (Ken) Walls, Dorothy Karen O'Leary, Ken (Cherylann) Janoski, Ray Janoski, Larry Janoski and Jeff (Ann) Janoski,
Gerry retired from McDonnell Douglas/ Boeing after a career that spanned over forty years. He was a longtime parishioner of Sts. Joachim and Ann Catholic Church where he was an active member of the Men’s Club and where he served as an Usher for many years. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Council #9625, and a lifetime member of the Missouri Jaycees and Missouri JCI Senate. Additionally, Gerry served as a board member for several organizations, including Wonderland Camp, the St. Louis Numismatic Association, and the Missouri Numismatic Association. Gerry was also a huge Mizzou football fan and was a longtime member of the St. Louis Tiger Club. In his free time, he loved gardening and fishing, and is lovingly remembered as an all-around great guy. Gerry’s outgoing and gregarious nature ensured that he never met a stranger, and he was dearly loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Memorial contributions may be made in Gerry's honor to Wonderland Camp.
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Our thoughts and prayers to Joy and Brian, as well as all of Gerry’s family members. Words cannot express our profound sorrow for your loss.
So sorry to lose this great friend. He will forever be part of our memories. R.I.P. GMoore
Gerry was a good friend to he Illinois jci Senate. We loved his hot peppers. We will miss jim
Gerry will be missed by many. I am proud to say that he and I have been friends for many years through our connections in the Jaycee Senate. Jerry has tried to get us to celebrate together for the Arkansas and Missouri football, but that just has not worked out due to time restrictions. Once again, goodby old friend. Until we meet again…
Lanny G. Heater
Love always!
Kristen Johnson #72859
MO JCI Senate
Will miss you my old friend. Off deepest condolences from the Crew of the SS Fellowship. Kim zneelin, Keeer of the LOG
My brother from another Mother. I will miss you G, but I know you are in a better place. I love you my friend, rest in piece.
Rest in piece my friend. My Condolences to family. G Moore will be missed. Lots of great memories.
So sorry about Gerry’s passing. Gerry was a friend to all and he will be missed. Our condolences to Joy and Bryan.
My Condolences to the Moore Family. I am very Proud to call Gerry my friend.
thanks for all the Great Memories, Rest in Peace My Friend
John T. Zulpo Jr
Mo/JCI #37908
We have all lost a great friend. Bless you gerry on your journey to a better place. My deepest sympathies to Joy, Brian, and all Gerry s many friends.
Uncle Gerry —Love you and we miss you but know that you are at peace. Joy and Brian, We hope you can focus on all the good times as you work through this.
Your Sis forever!
Davine Moore Roberts
miss him. Rest in God’s grace Gerry, may we meet again in His Kingdom one day.
Mike and Pat Moritz
Boone, NC
Our condolences to you Joy and Brian and the rest of the family. We’ve thought of you often over the last year. Jerry will be missed by so many people. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you at this time.
Gerry Moore was as good-hearted a soul as this earth has known. What a heart of service this man had! He gave his life in such a totally selfless way to the benefit of his family, his church, and the community. The work he did through the Jaycees to build up other’s people’s lives was unparalleled. His picture should be put next to the definition of what a true Jaycee is all about. Gerry had such remarkable wisdom to share with others in such a non-judgmental way. He brought comfort and encouragement to so many people, and his good humor always cheered people’s hearts. Going to miss this guy until we blaze some new trails in that Heavenly Kingdom.
Gerry was my Jaycee brother and mutual servant for Wonderland Camp to benefit those with physical and mental challenges. He was the only person that could get this Kansas Jayhawk to wear the Mizzou colors while attending MU vs. NU football games in Lincoln, Nebraska. Our fond memories will live on..
Sharon and I send our condolences to Joy and Brian, They too are servants of people..
Jerry W. Franklin
Past President Missouri Jaycees
Past President Wonderland Camp Foundation
See you .
Woody and Connie
Gerry was a very kind man always finding ways to help others. I miss my friend and our shared love of Cajun food!
When we lose someone we love we must learn not to live without them, but to live with the love they left behind. Gerry you will be missed and I will continue to cherish the Mickey Mouse pin you gave me the last time we were together. R I P, from your Mickey Lady. Due to the virus and the Canada/USA border being closed I am unable to say my last good bye in person, I will say a prayer tomorrow thinking of you.
Linda Blanchard Canadian Senate Ambassador to USA
I am a past president of the St. Louis Jaycees and got to know Gerry through various Jaycee activities. He was always a great guy to be around, friendly & smiling and laughing . He made a mean spicy pickle that would knock your socks off. I don’t know all the Muleskinner rules, so that’s all I can say about that. God bless Gerry and his family.
God bless you, Gerry!!! I hope to see you again some day in the heavenly beyond, I know he deserves to be there.
Joy, please accept our family’s deepest sympathy. We will remember Gerry forever.