Mary Moore

Obituary of Mary Lou Moore

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MARY LOU MOORE

Mary Lou (Still) Moore was born July 21, 1931 in Villisca, Iowa, to Fay Arthur Still and Helen Berdine (Davie) Still. She was a member of the Villisca High School Class of 1949.

Mary Lou married Kenneth Moore on March 5, 1950.  To this union, 3 children were born – Cynthia Lynn, Gary Wayne and Lori Sue. 

Mary Lou and Kenneth lived in Corning, Iowa; Auburn, Nebraska; Pawnee City, Nebraska; Monmouth, Illinois; Indianola, Iowa; and Mesa, Arizona. 

Mary Lou is preceded in death by husband, Kenneth (1994), daughter, Cynthia Parker (1992), brother, Jim Still, and son, Gary (2013).  She is survived by her youngest daughter, Lori Sue Roush of Indianola, IA; grandchildren, Jeri Wiedel and Brett Roush;  great grandchildren, Desire Stephens, Jayden and Jagger Wiedel.

Mary Lou loved sports! Drinking coca cola was first on her list of sports and  basketball and football followed close behind.  She loved to bowl, swim,  and golf occasionally.  She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary for 65+ years, worked as an AARP volunteer during tax time making appointments. 

Mary Lou LOVED PEOPLE!!!  If you knew Mary Lou you would know this of her.  She always needed to “get to know” a new face!  May she walk and rest in peace, as she will be missed by many. 

Graveside services for Mary Lou Moore, formerly of Villisca and Arizona, currently of Des Moines, will be 1:30 Monday, December 17, 2018 at Villisca Cemetery, Villisca, Iowa.

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We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Wolfe-Billings Funeral Chapel
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