Share how you remember Steve

*Not written by Olivia from this post: https://bobsrosyglow.com "Recently, the Hayes family suffered the loss of one of our own, Steve Moor, Class of 1972. Steve was an extraordinary athlete as well as a scholar. One would say that he was the epitome of the “student athlete” a term which is used mu

Being at the Combe guest house in Vermont. He was a great guy to hang out with in Combe´s good old days. I am saddened by his loss

Loved Steve! Excellent job when he ran Combe Canada. And Very courageous in trying all our formulations of Control GX!

Steve - May God bless and watch over your family -- Coach Jon Eickstead NU

“Dear Carolyn, so sorry to hear of Steve's passing know that prayers are with you and your family. Bob & Kay Holzer and family”

“I've known Steve for over 60yrs and throughout that time, the love and respect we had for each other only grew. I'm glad we spoke not too long ago. I will miss him, and will keep him, and his family in my prayers. My condolences to his lovely wife Carolyn and children.”

Wir werden Steve nie vergessen. Carolyn und ihren Kindern gebe Gott viel Kraft für die kommende schwere Zeit.

Steve, I always enjoyed your visits to the HR department at Combe to share your stories and laughter with John, Rosemary and myself. You made our days so joyous and special. You were ONE OF THE BEST AT COMBE AND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. RIP my friend.

Dear Kat and Family, We were deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your father. Please accept our heartfelt condolences during this incredibly difficult time. Your father was a remarkable man, and his memory will live on through the many lives he touched. He always welcomed all of us in you

What do I do? How do i get through this? I don't know how. It's pretty much all I thought for days after Dad's spirit left this earth. It's somehow been a couple weeks and I still don't know. I know I'm going to make it - because not making it would mean going against everything my dad instilled i

I met Stephen many years ago at one of the Sathmar Society Dances when we were both teenagers. Stephen and Carolyn and the children attended many of our events and it was always a pleasure to see them walk in. I always enjoyed speaking with Stephen who was always so positive and supportive. Hearing

Very sorry to hear of the passing of Stephan. As longtime neighbors to Stephan´s parents, Frank and Theresa Moor, we were very proud of hearing about Steve´s accomplishments and successes through the stories and words of his very proud parents. When meeting Steve, it was easy to learn why any parent

“It is with great shock and sadness that I learned of Steve's passing. He was a mentor, great friend and business associate. We spent many great times in Canada. His infectious laugh, great stories and quick wit will always be remembered. Steve's true self shone through when speaking of his family.

“Dear Carolyn, We are so sorry for your loss. A poem came to mind. Jane Kenyon's "Otherwise." https://poets.org/poem/otherwise Steve's loss is deeply felt by all who knew him. Clearly, he lived life so fully, his absence leaves a hole. Such a life leaves powerfully lasting memories. In time, may you

STEVE AT 40 As most of you know, Steve started in the Combe mailroom --high school age? At 40 he was back at HQ, had just purchased a house in White Plains, had some friends visiting from Germany.  In a couple days, April 1, his birthday! No real plans except to watch some football with the friends.

Steve Moor was one of the finest men to walk this earth. All who knew him will say the same thing. His sudden death has left us bereft, but we know he is with his Lord and Savior. Thank you, Steve, for being kind and gentle in personality and strong and ethical in character.

To those that remain behind to remember Steve and all he unselfishly has done and given of himself, May you all find comfort in the joys, laughter, tears, hugs and love shared with Steve now and in the coming days. Steve leaves a legacy of love and kindness and service to all that knew him. Ste

We were stunned to read the notice nice pak sent out about our father's passing. It's incredible to read what others thought of him and was wonderful to hear from his coworkers about how he made them feel, gave them someone to talk to, brightened their day.

Steve was "The Guy" when I joined the Throggs Neck Little League in 1965. We were teammates on the Cardinal Hayes baseball team as well. Steve was always friendly and supportive to me. I'll never forget the butterfly eyes he made by folding eyelids upward. I remember him telling us in the locker roo

Fond memories of Steve. Class of '72, Hayes.

“I send my deepest condolences to Steve's family and friends. I'm so sorry for your loss! I worked with Steve for many years, and he was such a great person! I pray that you all find strength and comfort!”

“In loving memory of Stephen Lawrence Moor, Someone so special will not be forgotten. Steve was a great mentor, friend, associate. A great positive influence for me in my life. Will be missed and never forgotten. Blessing to his family he leaves behind. God bless.”

Our deepest condolences to Carolyn, Katarina, Andreas and Olivia. Steve lives on in your memories of him; cherish them always.

I had the opportunity to work with Steve the last few years at Nice-Pak. Not a day went by where his infectious smile and optimism didn’t permeate the office. He will be greatly missed. Sincerest condolences to his family.

Dear Moor family, Right now I would like to be able to be with you and give you a hug, especially you Carolyn. Unfortunately I didn't have the opportunity to get to know Steve much, but he transmitted vitality and tranquility to me at the same time and had a frank smile. I know these are diffi