Matthew McDaniel has provided a brief memorial and encouragement for G.Lee Moore’s family.
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Lee married a 3rd time to Suellen Doubet. Three days later the VA operated on his carotid artery and gave him a full-blown stroke.
Lee and Suellen finished remodeling the house and sold it and bought a 5th wheel RV and left Oklahoma. They lived in the RV for 13 years before settling down in TX close to his wife's middle daughter close to Fort Worth, TX.
They bought a house outside of any town and enjoyed a quiet life, before his death on Thursday morning June 13, 2024.
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Lee taught Electronics at a Vocational school in Muskogee, OK and retired from there after 15 years of teaching. He also taught hydraulics and pneumatics when needed.
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Lee was married to Floyanne Porter, and they adopted a boy named Jake. They were married 20 something years and during that time they joined the Masonic Lodge and started up an Eastern Star group for the women and men. Lee and his wife were elected to lead the Eastern Star group.
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After his honorable discharge from the Army, he went to work at C&H where his father worked. It wasn't long before another job come along at Pacific Gas and Electric, PG&E. They put him into an internship program where he learned how to fix and repair controls.
He married his army buddy's sister, and they had two children, Patrick and Allen.
Other jobs he had was working in a paper mill and independently contracting with a temp service for machinery and controls repair
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Lee joined the Army when he was 17. When the recruiter asked what he wanted to be he pointed to the Airborne picture and that is where they put him. He served 4 1/2 years in Germany where they would go on regular excursions into different parts of the world for training exercises.
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His mother Robbie, who was related to the Daltons of AR, which says a lot about Lee's attitudes and temperament, had two more children, a girl named Jane and a boy named Jerry.
Lee, being older got to babysit a lot. He had a bicycle, so would put Jerry on the handlebars and Jane on the back fender and off they went for the day, exploring and playing.
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Lee's grandfather worked underground in a coal mine in Arkansas, but his father Ansel didn't like mining, so he moved the family to Oklahoma and got a job making munitions during WWII. They lived in Pryor, OK for a few years when Lee was a preschooler, about 5 years old.
A relative called and told them of many jobs available in CA. So off they went to California. They settled in a town by the coast not too far from San Francisco called Crockett.
His father got a job in a sugar mill called C & H. The town was made up mostly by Italians and they were considered outsiders.
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