You were one of the most positive people I have known in my life. Officer Moore you loved your job as a Police Officer and set the bar for so many. 

You served your community with pride and dedication. You exemplified the meaning of being a Police Officer. So many officers who will come to ACC will never get to know this officer behind the badge. 

This will be a loss for them and the department. The things you could teach and show a person on just how to be kind to your fellow man, speaks volumes about your character and who you were as a person.

 Personally, I will never forget our chitchats and laughing while at work. Off duty, you were the same man. Easy to talk too and always had words of wisdom and kindness to all.

The load of you not being here is going to affect each of us deeply. 

To your family, my heartbreaks, knowing your wife will have to carry on without your love and support. 
Your children, losing their father is unconceivable. 

You showed all of us how a husband and father should and could be. We talked for hours about family and the joy they brought to your life. Every one of us at ACCDPD, who knew you, knows the love and pride you had for your family. 

David, you were a man of God who loved life, family, friends and even the world with all the differences. 

The Thin Blue Line today lost a wonderful human and I personally can say a Real True Brother in Blue. 

We will miss your smiling face, your enchanting persona and most of all, not being able to make memories while on our earthly police duties.

Therefore, Officer David Moore #1332, Go Rest High on That Mountain. Sing the gospel songs now with the Angels with your beautiful voice. 

Officer Moore, The Thin Blue Line will continue on, while we take the watch from here. You continue to patrol those Heavenly Streets of Gold until we meet again.  

My final promise to you, I will not give your kids any more cavities and sugar rushes with all those “PEEPS”. 

Love and Miss You my Brother in Blue ~ Officer Kathy Dalton #1311 

 David Moore  was a Godly man who quite often sang gospel hymns and listened to sermons.  He was funny, lighthearted and caring.  He was always willing to listen and give counsel.  Heaven knows I’ve been the subject of controversy.  My friend was always there willing to listen non judge mentally and dispense sound advice.  He was always there when I needed him.

David was humorous.  He knew how to make you smile even when you were feeling down and he always was optimistic.

David loved life and he radiated that love.  Those who knew him sensed that love in his good nature.  He is one who had matured spiritually and had refined  his character and improved his soul by seeking God’s love in himself and then projecting it to others. 

God  is love.  God loves life and he radiates that love.  So too...David  loved life and he too radiated that love.  

David, my friend... Gone unexpectedly and way  too soon.

Love,

Chris Hernandez

They say that time will heal.

But neither time nor reason will change the way I feel.

For no one knows the heartache that lies behind my smile.

No one knows how many times I have broken down and cried.  The sadness stays for quite a while.

I want to tell you something ...so there won't be any doubt...

Your so wonderful to think about, but so hard to be without.

Rest in peace my friend,
Chris