George "Dennis" Moore

December 08, 2016

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George “Dennis” Moore, 69, passed away December 8, 2016. Dennis was born September 29, 1947 in Falls City, NE to George and Cleo Moore. He graduated from Falls City High School in 1966 and from NW Missouri State in 1970 with his Bachelor’s degree. Dennis worked as an architect in Omaha and in Des Moines.

He is survived by his niece, Meg Hawks of Omaha, NE; and his nephew, Tom (Alice) Gildersleeve of Coconut Creek, FL. Dennis was preceded in death by his parents; and his sister and brother-in-law, Patricia and Hal Gildersleeve.

Memorials may be directed the Animal Rescue League of Des Moines or the Nebraska Humane Society of Omaha. Condolences may be expressed online at www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com.

Dennis will be cremated and laid to rest with his parents in Wyuka Cemetery in Lincoln, NE. No services are planned.

Condolences may be expressed at www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com.

Paula Poli

12/18/2016

I worked with Dennis at General Growth in the late 70's. In the last year we re-connected at the ex-employees from General Growth lunch every month. It was good to see he hadn't lost his dry sense of humor. Rest In Peace my friend

Rosemary Eitel Orput

12/18/2016

I am so sorry to hear of Dennie's passing His parents and mine were close friends and I babysat Dennie when we lived in Falls City NE. I have many good memories of those years. Rest in peace. Rosemary Eitel Orput

George Reese

12/16/2016

I was very saddened at Dennis' passing. I have known him since he first joined the General Growth architectural department in the 1970's. I never worked directly on a project with Dennis, but I appreciated, much, his observations and quick response to situations, and his awesome sense of humor. Your work here on earth is complete, rest well young and talented architect.

Sherri Saul

12/13/2016

I am saddened by the passing of Denny. He was an old friend; I have known him since 1975. I have sweet memories of good times from those early years. Rest in Peace, Dennis.
Love, Sherri Saul