Darrel Wesley Moore

Birth date: Sep 20, 1947 Death date: Apr 3, 2019

Darrel Wesley Moore, age 71 of Grenola, KS passed away April 3, 2019 at the Susan B Allen Memorial Hospital in El Dorado, KS. Darrel was born September 20, 1947, in Independence, KS to Howard and Ruth (Barnaby) Moore. Growing up Read Obituary

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Janis (Shaff) Gipson

374w ago

Beth and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember the good times we had at GHS. Darrell was always teasing me! He’s in the loving arms of Jesus now & my prayers are with you Beth.

Barbara Durbin

374w ago

in honor of Darrel.

Darrel will be greatly missed here at the Swinging Bridge Café. Prayer are with you Beth and family.

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Anonymous

374w ago

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Judy Nungesser

374w ago

We are so very sorry for your loss. Darrel will be missed.
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374w ago

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Jeannine Neubecker

375w ago

Darrel was someone CE and I could depend on to help us with the zillion things we needed to get our farm house and place in order. We appreciated knowing we could look him up and he could give us suggestions for getting things done. A friendly guy and the kind that keeps a town going. He will be missed by family, friends, neighbors and the town of Grenola itself.
Jeannine Neubecker

Dorothy Ellsworth

375w ago

in honor of Darrel.

You all are in my thoughts and prayers. He was honorary and I loved every bit of it. God bless, Dorothy

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Dale Steward

375w ago

Darrel was a great friend, always ready to help with community projects, share a hearty laugh or help brighten a day with his infectious humor. He was a Brother in time of need, and a Brother in Faith! He was never happier than when operating heavy earthmoving equipment such backhoes, motor graders, or dozers. He was experienced and good at any type of earthwork construction. Recently, he advised that the historic brick main street of Grenola had suffered gradual displacement and settlement, and he wanted to start a project to restore the street to it's original neat line brick elevation contours.

Darrel took pride in making things better; regardless if it be a pond that needed silt removed, construction of a new watershed dam or simply and perhaps most importantly, making a friend's day brighter. Thanks for allowing me to share. Dale Steward