To te family,
So sorry for your loss, he was a great man and did so much for ISU & Ames. He will
be missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dorothy Schumer

Ginny, Michael and Donna,

Your dad was such a great guy--respected by all who met him, he was a kind and gentle man, and such a great supporter of all things ISU. I remember, fondly, him playing the piano when our folks would get together, singing show-tunes, such a contrast to his serious, business side. I stopped by to visit him a few years ago, and though his body had weakened, his mind was so sharp--I know you all benefited from his wit and his wisdom, all these years. My thoughts are with you--he will be missed, but I believe the legacy he left behind, will help to ease your sorrow.

Maren Stafford Smith

Donna, Ginny, Michael, and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of loss. Wayne and Mary will live on in love and memories.

Dear Ginny, Michael and Donna, Its been a long time since those wonderful ski trips to Snowmass in the 1970s with your family, but we shall never forget them.

Both your mother and your dad played a significant role in our lives particularly our career development. We deeply appreciated their generous attention and nuture.

Please accept our sincere sympathy. We have lost all four of our parents and know that no matter how adult one becomes, the passing of a parent is so sad.

With special memories,
Mary and Nat Dean

To: Family of Wayne Moore
From: George C. Christensen

You have my sincere sympathy. Wayne Moore was my colleague and friend for many years. We were vice presidents at ISU during the same period (Wayne - business, me- academic affairs). He was greatly respected and admired as a highly competent professional. He was a friend to everyone who knew him.
Wayne left his mark on ISU in countless ways - an invaluable member of the university faculty and administration.

He loved to talk about Mary and his children. He was so very proud of all of you. And, you will always be proud of him.

I will miss him.

Dear Donna, Ginny and Michael, Your father was such a kind and quiet soul. I will always remember him playing the honky tonk piano and singing at Snow Mass! I will miss him and Mary and cherish all the memories.

Donna, Mike, Ginny, and families. Your father was so dear to me. A mentor beyond measure. A friend. A true gentleman. I will see you Thursday, and I look forward to the celebration of life in April.

Ginny, Mike and Donna - I am honored to call your father my friend. He was a giant figure at both Iowa State and Ames and was a role model and mentor for scores of us. God Bless in this time of sadness.

So sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

I may not have realized it at the time, but Wayne's dedication to the fraternity was astounding and I will be forever grateful.

I worked with Wayne in 1977 on a Senior Class Project. He really helped me understand University committee protocol and who to talk to and just generally mentored me. I remember President Parks saying 'run it by Wayne, if you do what he says, it will work'. He always knew me (or acted like it) every time we met in the following 30-plus years. I even remember him saying hi to me in an elevator in Hawaii. Truly a class man.