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Obituary - Caroline Joan Moore

On Saturday, September 7, 2024, Caroline Moore passed away at her home at the age of 69.

Born in San Francisco, the daughter of a sailor, Caroline traveled from naval base to naval base – east coast to west coast. In October 1970, at the age of 16, her family (Mom, Dad and four sisters) moved to the Fallon Naval Air Station. She established roots and made Fallon her home.

She graduated from Churchill County High School, worked until her retirement and along with her loving husband, Steve, raised their daughter Sarah.

Caroline loved time with family and friends, early morning walks with her beloved dog, Gus, a good cup of hot coffee with a good read (books, magazines and the local newspapers), good food – made at home by her, barbecued by Steve and dining out. Vacations would find her back to the ocean with loved ones.

If a birthday, holiday or special occasion was coming up, you knew that there would be a card in the mail from Caroline.

She is survived by her husband, Steve and daughter Sarah plus a large multi-generational family that loves her and misses her greatly.

No services are planned at this time. If you would like to remember Caroline with a memorial donation, do so to a charity dear to your heart.

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S fulps 11/26/2024 01:10 PM
It is almost Thanksgiving and I miss your card. I missed it on my bday and Halloween. Little touches that meant so must to me. And your texts daily. I still can’t wrap my mind around this. I hope you are walking in the sand searching for seashells with ocean breeze in your hair. Love you….Sandy

Sheri Rice Short 11/09/2024 03:41 PM
So sorry for your loss. May your beautiful memories comfort your family.

T Hughes 10/18/2024 07:15 PM
So sorry.

Debbie Getto Smith 10/09/2024 08:48 AM
Rest in Peace Caroline

COMMENTS
Comment author: Estrella PichardoComment text: I am so sorry for the familys loss. We loved violet in the 3 year's we were stationed in Fallon. We have her whole family in our prayers. She will be missed.Comment publication date: 12/27/24, 7:33 PMComment source: Obituary - Violet Joyce Casey-MillerComment author: Dale H.Comment text: My condolences to the familyComment publication date: 12/27/24, 7:17 PMComment source: Donna Jean BrownComment author: Shelly, Michael & Timmy SyriacComment text: To all of Violet's family and friends I send my heart felt condolences. It is life changing to not be able to pick up the phone just to say, "hello or I love you". However, knowing Violet's deep love and faith in Jesus; I can't only smile through the tears knowing she is in the presence of Jesus. How awesome is that? We all know her faithful belief and service... she is now receiving her eternal reward. Hallelujah! My prayers right now are for everyone who loved Violet. I pray the blood of Jesus over you, I pray for Jesus to hold you in his healing embrace, and I pray for the Holy spirit to grant you peace while you grieve. Violet always had a smile. Cousin, you will be missed...Comment publication date: 12/27/24, 5:43 PMComment source: Obituary - Violet Joyce Casey-MillerComment author: Hampton YoungComment text: I am a long ago friend of Tom Hutchings since our university days. I counted him, as well as his brother, John, as among my finest friends, although I have not seen either of them for many years. Both were a force. Coincidently I am moving from Oregon to Fallon soon, and I had counted on getting together with he and Mary. My deepest sympathies to her. Tom is missed.Comment publication date: 12/22/24, 6:46 PMComment source: Thomas ("Hutch" "Tucker Ryan") Lloyd Hutchings
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