Glenn Truxton Moore

Glenn Truxton Moore, 67 of Inman, SC, formally of Wysox, PA, passed away at his home on Friday, October 13, 2023. Glenn was the oldest of five children born to Ken Moore, Jr. and Glenda Moore. He was a 1973 graduate of Northeast Bradford High School where he enjoyed playing on the basketball team. He began working at DuPont in Towanda, PA on January 1,1974 and worked in various departments until his retirement in 2010. Glenn married Betty (Ingerick) on May 20,1978 and they recently celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with a bucket list trip to Alaska. In the early years, Glenn and Betty would host Sunday race parties at their house on Mercur Hill. These weekly gatherings were held outside in their pavilion where family and friends played horseshoes, cheered for their favorite NASCAR driver, and listened to Glenn’s excellent taste in music. These parties were always a hit for everyone that attended. Glenn had a tremendous love for his family, friends, hunting, racing, his vegetable garden, his dogs, and working on cars, although not always in that order. You rarely saw him without his signature bottle of Pepsi wrapped in two koozies. Whenever he went on a road trip, or made a trip to town, there was always a cooler of Pepsi along for the ride. He enjoyed coaching his daughters’ Little League Softball teams and encouraged them in their chosen sports throughout their high school and college careers. Glenn’s work ethic was unmatched. He was constantly in motion, typically jumping from one project to another. You could find him in the garage working on a vehicle or race car, repairing farm equipment, welding, or doing home improvements. If he wasn’t in the garage, he could be found working in his garden, plowing snow, mowing the lawn, or hunting. He never turned down a friend or family member who asked for help fixing something. He was a quiet giver, never looking for recognition or anything in return. Many weekends were spent racing and making memories with Wayne Lent, a friend and local race car driver. Glenn’s love of racing started with his dad, "The Flying Milkman.” He and his brothers attended many races as part of their dad’s pit crew. Glenn’s love for hunting and sharing his passion with others resulted in buying land in the Adirondack Mountains in New York, one of his favorite places to hunt. He worked tirelessly with friends and family to build a hunting cabin they all could enjoy as their own. This cabin was his happy place, and he wanted his hunting family and friends to continue their hunting traditions for years to come. Glenn was adored by his family and admired for his expansive knowledge of all things. He was everyone’s go-to guy for anything that could be fixed, designed, or built. He was always helping someone with whatever needed to be done. He was the best husband, Dad, Papa and bonus Dad to his son-in-law Chuck. He spent many hours at the Coveney’s helping with any crazy project Chuck dreamed up. They were also working towards restoring his treasured Oldsmobile 442. Glenn is survived by his loving wife of 45 years Betty, his wonderful daughters Trisha (Nathan) Roberts of Greer, SC, and Tiffany (Chuck) Coveney of Inman, SC. His precious grandchildren Murphy Roberts and Molly and Carly Coveney and his father-in-law Albert “Red” Ingerick, who lives with them. His Mom, Glenda (Donald) Moore, Dad, Ken (Lorrie) Moore, his brothers: Gary (Kathy) Moore, Lee (Robin) Moore, and Ron Moore, sisters Brenda Zajac and Kendra Jacobson (Travis), and sister-in-law Kay Robinson along with several cherished aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his son Jim Moore, mother-in-law Marian Ingerick, paternal grandparents Ken and Ruth Moore, maternal grandparents Glenn and Esther Tobin, sister-in-law Vicki Moore, brother-in-law Jim Zajac and his beloved dog ‘Oh precious Prancer’. A celebration of life will be held on Wednesday, October 25th from 5:00-8:00pm at the North Orwell Community Hall on Route 187. All are welcome to come and share memories of Glenn with his family and friends. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials in Glenn’s name be sent to: Valley Youth Hunter Education Challenge, Inc. PO Box 156 Rome, PA 18837 or Towanda Little League, PO Box 225 Towanda, PA 18848. Memories and condolences may be expressed by visiting www.bowenfuneralhomes.com.

Glenn Truxton Moore

December 5, 1955 - October 13, 2023

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December 5, 1955 - October 13, 2023

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