OCTOBER 2024 THE RIDER /19 Obituary: Mary Dean Moore


By Ken McLellan. It’s so sad to lose an-


other Great Lady in the Horse Industry. Mary was an integral part of the Lambton County Saddle Club, Sarnia, the Area 1 Quarter Horse Promotional Association and the Ontario Quarter Horse Association. She was one of the best pro- moters around selling tick- ets for the organizations and volunteering her time and experience, While she loved her Quarter Horses, she also had a deep love for the Sport of Standardbred Racing in which her dad and numerous other relatives were involved and continue to be involved in. She will truly be missed!!


Obituary: Mary Dean Moore


It is with broken


hearts that the family of Mary Dean Moore an- nounce her passing on Sun- day, August 25, 2024 at


sity. She was a life- long member of London Road West United


Church


where she was very dedicated to her church choir. Mary retired from Sarnia Police Services, dur- ing and after her ca- reer


she was


Bluewater Health, the age of 68. Cherished sister of William (Christine) Moore and Marsha (Randy) Si- moneaux. Treasured Aunt of Lee (Carissa), Gillian (Troy) and Megan (Adam), Nicole and Natalie. Dearly loved great Aunt of Finn, Silas, Reece and Charlotte. Prede- ceased by her parents Wm. Marshall and Isabel Moore. Mary was a graduate and alumni of Western Univer-


involved with the Sarnia Police Choir – Sunshine Girls Quartet and The Sar- nia Police Retirees Group. Mary’s true passion was her


horses; she had a love for riding and racing. She was active in Western riding with her horse Waylon and a member of Quarter Horse Association. She enjoyed Standard Bred Racing and attending The Little Brown Jug yearly. Outside of her time spent with her horse, Mary was an avid sports fan supporting her favourite teams; Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto Maple Leafs,


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Toronto Raptors and the Sarnia Sting. Mary was a true community enthusiast always supporting local the- atres, attending plays and musicals with friends. A special thank you


to her neighbours Carla, Pete, Joan and Doug for their ongoing support and kindness, as well as many


thanks to Dr. Haddad, nurses; Amanda and Tracy, and EMS staff at Bluewater Health. Family and friends


will be received at Smith Funeral Home, 1576 Lon- don Line, Sarnia on Thurs- day, August 29, 2024 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. A fu- neral service will be held at


London Road West United Church (corner of London Line and Telfer Rd.) on Fri- day, August 30, 2024 at 11:00 am. Interment to fol- low at Lakeview Cemetery. Sympathy may be ex-


pressed through donations to London Road West United Church and Bluewa- ter Health ICU (cheques


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