Virgil
Sherman Moore
October 4, 1933 - March 15, 2019
Virgil Sherman Moore, 85, well known Colton resident,
died at home Friday, March 15, 2019. He was born October 4, 1933 in
Indiana to Arthur & Mayme Rogers Moore.
Following service during the Korean war he was
employed in Colton and moved here.
In high school he was a member of the Eagles Club,
More Champions from the Wabash Valley Golden Gloves.
He was an accomplished skater and loved fishing, frog
hunting and bowling.
He was employed by Standon Trucking Company for 20
years before his retirement.
Prior to that, he had a tree trimming business for many years and was also employed by Yorger Construction Company working on Freeways being built through Colton, Hubbs Construction, the City of Colton, Colton High School, Transco, California Portland Cement and National Auto Wrecking ("M" St,).
Prior to that, he had a tree trimming business for many years and was also employed by Yorger Construction Company working on Freeways being built through Colton, Hubbs Construction, the City of Colton, Colton High School, Transco, California Portland Cement and National Auto Wrecking ("M" St,).
After returning he assisted Jess's Appliance &
Repair and took an interest in his own lawn and meeting friends at Burger
King for morning coffee.
He married Ruth Hall in 1954 and he had two children
Julie Diane Lunger and Sherman Leroy (Lee) Moore. He had seven brothers and
seven sisters
He is survived by Ruth, Julie and grandchildren.
Brad Alan, Jason Lee, Sara Joan Lunger and one sister Emma (Jodi) Lynch.
He was preceded in death by his only son, and his
sisters Agnes Hoggatt, Jane Decker, Faye Brown, Marie Abernathy (Beulah),
Rosetta Stewart, Mary Ellen Miskler, and brothers Robert, Larry, Harold,
Thomas, Jack, William and infant Eugene and his parents.