Ted E. Moor, Jr.

Mr. Moor gave me one of my very first jobs as a young man and The Moor Family has always been kind to our family. Deepest condolences from the entire Hickman Family.

So sorry to hear about Mr. Moor's passing. I worked for him straight out of college and always appreciated the strong work ethic that he tried to teach me. As time has passed I have realized more and more just how important my time working for him has been in my own business accomplishments. My prayers are with his entire family.

Ted-

You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
All The Best.

Kathleen...please know that you are in my thoughts and my prayers...I am so sorry for your loss and I pray that soon all your wonderful memories will replace the saddness that you now are experiencing...Please call if thre is anything I can do. May you feel God's presence with you now and always. Paula

I'm sorry to hear of Bill's passing as will his friends and our community. He was a strong business leader, civic leader, friend and mentor to many. May he always be remember and admired for his contributions.

Sincerely,
Gerald Condon

Moor Family - We are so sorry to hear about his death. Know that our prayers are with you all and we are thinking about you.

I had the great pleasure of meeting Ted in late-1981. He was kind enough to hire me to serve as General Manager of his Amarillo Gold Sox and one of his proudest accomplishments was the successful return of professional baseball to his beloved hometown of Beaumont, Texas in 1983. He enjoyed every pitch of the four year run in Beaumont, and in hindsight, he was a pioneer and trendsetter in so many ways. Another chapter in Beaumont's professional baseball history has now come to an end. He was a great man.
My condolences to the family - Lou Valentic, GM - Beaumont Golden Gators, 1983 - 1986.

Kathleen - so sorry to hear about your dad. Prayers and thoughts are with you as you reflect on the memories.

Kathleen so sorry for you loss, My prayers are with you and your family. God Bless

I have only known Ted since 2007 when my organization became a tenant in the Old First City Building in Downtown Beaumont. What a delightful friend I made with Ted over the years. The history of our city was a joy to discuss and learn, to know things from his eyes. Laughing so much about his being a little boy going for ice cream and the joy of a swim. That's exactly the way I will always see him, the way I saw him as my friend: young at heart, generous, caring and straightforward. I cannot believe it is true that you have left us. I will cherish the time we had and remember how you gave freely to all of us. Rest in Peace my friend.