Obituary of William F Moore

William Feigel Moore (“Bill”) of North Wildwood passed away unexpectedly on February 18, 2020. Bill was born in Panama, Central America as a naturalized American citizen to Ross Edgar (Dinty) Moore and Adele Moore (nee. Feigel). He was raised in a family devoted to soils agriculture in the United States and Latin America. The family’s efforts in agricultural cooperation grew into the Point IV Program which was a stimulus for the Peace Corps under President Kennedy. Early in his career, Bill worked as a weapons specialist in Washington D.C. with the national security contracting firm Melpar designing weaponry used in our Nations Security and Military operations. He served on the development team designing the first infrared missiles used in the Vietnam War. From there he worked for numerous years serving as President for Thompson Company in Middletown, OH, eventually retiring as CEO, President, GAI-Tronics Corporation, Industrial Communications, Mohnton, PA. After his retirement in the business world, Bill and his wife Deb became full-time residents of the city they love, North Wildwood, NJ. He was a founding member of Deb Moore Ministries, serving his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in many ways, including Sunrise On Sunday Veteran Flag Services. For enjoyment he was an avid golfer and loved playing games with his family and friends. Throughout the summer Bill could be found sitting on his deck in watching the sunrise, enjoying the ocean, keeping up with world news and sports. Bill is survived by his wife of 38 years the Reverend Deborah Moore, his brother James Moore, children Sandra Thomas, Debra Reitnour wife of Douglas Reitnour, Jeff Moore husband of Dr. Mary Ann Moore and Mindy Phillips wife of WRPD Sergeant Ryan Phillips and 9 very special grandchildren; Trey, Matthew, Patrick, Nicholas, Bryan, Courtney, Avery, Weston, and Brooke. A Celebration of Life will be a part of Sunday services on February 23, 2020 at 10:30am, Living Waters Veterans Memorial Chapel, 4511 Pacific Ave Wildwood. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Deb Moore Ministries to support the chapel and services of Veterans in need and families.