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 Linda Frances Nunally Moore

 

Class of 61

   
   

Died: Mar 4, 18

Maiden name: Nunally

Preceded in death by husband, Leon Moore; parents, Major General Van Daley and Mary Frances Ditty Nunally, Jr.

Survived by son, Shane Moore; daughter, Paige (Kevin) Collier; sister, Ann (David) Gaines; granchildren, Jacob, Chloe, Gracie, Noah and Lucas.

Linda was a member of the NorthField Church, Fairvue Plantation Historical Society and Friends and Neighbors Garden Club.

Deep Appreciation to Cathey Brown and Lucia Morales.

Mrs. Moore spent the last several years living in the famed Fairvue mansion built in 1832 and renovated by Mr. & Mrs. Moore. She loved animals, gardening, travel, fashion and being outdoors. Linda and Leon were members of the Madison Church of Christ for many years. After Leon’s death in 2012, Linda became active in Northfield Church a little closer to home where she made many close friends. Linda was also a member of the Fairvue Plantation Ladies Historical Society hosting several events in her home to support local charities.

Most of all Linda loved her family, and she especially loved her 5 grandchildren.

IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, please make donations to www.safeplaceforanimals.com


From her sister Ann,

Where do I even begin to explain the glories of being in "Lindaland"...the best of everything with a dash of your local meat and threes! Enjoying the glorious life of being privileged while in house shoes and rollers. Looking like a movie star, but happiest making pancakes to order for her 5 adored grandchildren...flying in Leon's private jet with various grandchildren in her lap.

Enjoying late night catch up talks with her beloved son, Shane, with a bed full of cats and her iPad in her lap. "Her beautiful daughter, Paige held such a special place in her heart...from the time that little girl was born she was Linda's little mini me. Linda loved to dress her like a doll, but Paige was happiest in her comfy clothes and even with the combined over the top indulgences of her parents, Paige remained grounded and independent and I truly believe that's what Linda loved the most about her.

Enjoying New York trips with the Famous Show Dogs and day trips with the girls from Friends and Neighbors Garden Club. Riding the magic carpet with Leon as he opened car dealerships, developed real estate, gave new life to Union Station and Fairvue and amazingly carried on and found her on way to bloom after he passed away...making sure their dream of Foxland was not only a reality, but a tremendous addition to the community putting her personal skills as a phenomenal decorator to good use. She was a faithful friend, held a well earned Doctorate in Grand Mothering, and was the best sister you could ever in your wildest dreams imagine. Click here to see her obit

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