Linda M. (lsbill) Moore, 77, passed away peacefully, at home in KCKS, July, 2025.
Linda was born June, 1948, to Jeanette (Coleman) lsbill and Lester lsbill Sr., in Monroe County, TN.
She graduated from Madisonville High School in 1966. After graduation she moved to KCKS where she met and married, Earl W. Moore III, June 1967.
Linda was a faithful wife, who moved several places following her husband's call to preach for The Church of the Nazarene. Linda and Earl were saved on their first visit at Victory Hills Church of the Nazarene, in 1968. The call was pulling on their hearts and they followed. From; Kansas, to Missouri, to Oklahoma, to Colorado, to Texas, to Nevada. She came full circle back to KCKS in 1985, where she worked in HR, for the Global Ministry Center, Church of the Nazarene, until her retirement in 2011.
She is preceeded in death by her, father, Lester lsbill Sr. and mother, Jeanette (Coleman) lsbill, beloved grandmother's, Coleman, Ware and lsbill, sister, Donna Cline, brother Lester lsbill Jr., daughter, Tamera (Moore) Goode, ex husband, Earl Moore III, and nephew Jeffrey Cline.
She is survived by her remaining children; daughter, Barbara (Moore-Hughey) & James Schmalz, of Parkvile, MO, son, Earl IV & Tracy (Ludwig) Moore, of Arvada, CO and son-in-law, Chris Goode, of KCKS. Linda has nine grandchildren; Heather Liz Hughey, Caitlin Goode, Morgan Fotovich, Casey Baxley, Collin Hughey, Chelsea Carson, Logan Goode, Cierra Moore and Earl Moore V., eight great grandchildren; Luke, Killian, Kaden, Willow, Makenzie, Karoline, Kinleigh and Madison.
Our family would like to extend appreciation to the hospice staff of Amedisys, who provided care, kindness and comfort for Linda, and the wonderful support to our family during her last weeks of life. Our family is so grateful.
Visitation will be at The Victory Hills Church of the Nazarene, Tuesday, July 15, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. Memorial service to follow at 2:00 p.m. The interment of her ashes will be determined at a later date with additional information in Tennessee.
In lieu of flowers, donations in her honor, may be made to, Victory Hills Church of the Nazarene, KCKS or dedicate a tree to be planted in her name through the Arbor Day Foundation.