Barry Gene Moore

barry moore
Barry G. Moore, born June 25, 1965 and passed away on February 7, 2015, thus leaving a hole in the hearts of the many people who knew and loved him. Barry lived most of his life in Pleasanton. He owned and operated his own floor maintenance business in the tri valley area and was well liked and respected by his employees and clients. In 2007, he moved to Castro Valley where he lived until his passing. He is survived by his loving wife, Stacy, his dear mother Antoinette, his brothers Kurt and Todd and his step children Christian, Alexa, Corey and Andy. He also leaves behind nieces and nephews Sandra, John, Breanna, Ted and Alex as well as a large extended family that he was very close to. If superheroes were real, Barry would have a cape hanging in his closet. There has never been a person more giving or willing to lend a hand to those in need. His generosity and selflessness along with his sense of humor are the main traits that come to mind when you think of Barry. If he had any fault or weakness, it would be that he was not one to ask for help. When encouraged to rest or take it easy on himself, he would often say 'I'll sleep when I'm dead'. He is finally getting that sleep. When he was faced with the news that his cancer was terminal, many people asked him how he felt about dying. Barry 's faith as a Jehovah's Witness gave him peace and assurance to answer that he was not afraid. He had a sure hope regarding what the Bible said about why people suffer and die (Romans 5:12), and he was confident of the Bible's promised hope of a resurrection and life in a new world without pain, illness, crime or death. (Isaiah 26:19; Psalm 37:29; Revelation 21:3, 4). Barry was also satisfied with the life he had lived. Anyone close to Barry knew he loved life to the fullest. He enjoyed hiking, skiing, music, traveling, experiencing new things and discovering amazing places to eat. He especially loved sharing these experiences with friends and family. Always healthy and one who took care of everyone else, Barry's illness was an unexpected shock. Just finding out that he had cancer in December, he spent most of the time he had left surrounded by friends and family and doing what he could to get his affairs in order. He joked and showed concern for others down to his very last day. His memory leaves a lasting impression on all who had the privilege to know him and he will remain forever in their hearts. Services will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, March 7, 2015 at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, located at 19453 San Ramon Valley Blvd., San Ramon, CA 94583.

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  1. I always enjoyed the depth of information Barry gave in all of his answers at the Watchtower meeting. He will be missed by all of us.

  2. The world has lost an immensely kind and giving soul with a great heart May his family & friends find solace in that Barry is now at peace, in the warmth and light of God\’s love. No one is more deserving. Blessings, strength, comfort and peace go out to his family. God bless you.
    He is sorely missed and loved eternally. God speed, Barry.

  3. One of the greatest people in the entire world and I had the pleasure of calling him Uncle. My dear Uncle Barry, I will remember your courage, your strength, your kind heart, your sense of humor but most of all I will remember how full of love and life you were. You eased tense situations and made the happiest of occasions even happier. You had the ability to light up a room just by entering it. This is a tough one for sure and you won’t be forgotten.

  4. Life without my Barry will never be the same, nor as happy. Every noteworthy thing or event that happens to me will always be bittersweet as I will not be able to share it with my best friend. Barry was the most amazing, generous and selfless person I have ever known. He taught me so much and inspired me to constantly strive to be a better person. There was such a special light about him. I felt honored that he chose to share his life with me and always felt a little unworthy. There has been no one who ever made me feel more loved, cherished and protected than Barry made me feel. We enjoyed so many things together and I am blessed with the most incredible and happy memories of our nearly 11 years as a couple. Every day and every adventure after him will never measure up. All I can do now is make every effort to be there when he opens up his beautiful blue eyes again. I will never stop missing him and never stop loving my wonderful husband, my sweet Barry.

  5. I tried to ski once in my entire life. My Uncle Barry was so patient and made sure I made it down the hill. I love this picture of him!

  6. I had the great pleasure of meeting Barry, November 2014. I found him to be a very generous and kind man. Just that one opportunity to meet Barry will hold a nice and warm memory of him.

  7. Barry, made my daughter Stacy very happy and I thank him for making her feel very special. I also thought that Barry was a very kind man and happy to see Stacy found the love of her life.


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