Charles Harold Moore

Charles H. Moore passed away in Whitewright, TX. Formerly of Bethel, Ohio. He passed away at his residence. Charles worked at CKR Trucking, where he retired in 2013. He also worked for his beloved brother, Bill, for many years. He opened a repair shop that he maintained until his death. He was married to Betty Moore of Kentucky. They had four children together: Cheryl A. Begley (Joe) of Lynchburg, OH; Judy L. Fisher (Dave) of Blanchester, OH; Charles H Moore, JR. (Teresa) of Middletown, OH; William L. Moore (Betty) of Seaman, OH. He also had three other children: Angel Carson of Georgia; Veronica Carson of Georgia; and Adam Carson of Georgia. He also had grandchildren Ashley May, Michael Moore, William L. Moore JR. (Bethany), Corey Clifton, Jacob Moore, Dustin Moore, Megan E. Willhite, Brianna N. Moore, Jeff Begley, Olivia Moore, Justin Moore. And one Great Granddaughter Ryze Cox.
Charles was preceded in death by his father Otto Moore, his mother Nellie Moore, brother Henry T. Moore, sister Carrie Perkins, surviving brother William (Bill) Moore (JoAnn) of Blanchester, OH; Sisters Millie Ellis of McKinney, TX Minnie Linkous of Decatur, OH, and Mary Dietz of Bethel OH. Step-Brothers Harold Bowman, of Sardina, OH; Jackie Bowman of Sardina, OH; Timothy Bowman of Harlan, KY; Several nieces and nephews that he loved dearly. And Charles had thousands of dear friends, from Ohio to Texas, and everywhere his smile was.

Charles was loved dearly and had a heart of gold. Everyone has a special story and memory of Charles. In Texas, he was called "The Slowest Driver in Texas." People came from miles around to have their mowers serviced. Charles offered a friendly smile, conversation and unparalleled service-the kind of service that you can't find anymore. Most of his customers were not charged. He loved their friendship and to him that was worth more than money. The Whitewright Dairy Queen was his favorite place to eat and chat. He was a patron, faithfully, everyday for many years. The stories we have heard about Charlie could become a saga. Every person he met was touched by his kindness, grace and humors attitude. Charlie will live on for many years and generations. The stories he left were rich and will be told for a very long time. Even blossoming themselves into legends. Charlie was a good man.

Funeral Services will be 1:00 PM Monday August 6, 2018 at the Thompson Funeral Home. Burial will follow at the Plainview Cemetery in Newtonsville.

Friends may call from 11:00 AM until time of services on Monday at the Thompson Funeral Home.

To sign our online guestbook, please visit us at www.thompsonfuneralhomes.com

Monday, August 06, 2018
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM




Monday, August 06, 2018
1:00 PM




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