What a graceful witness Ann Moore was unto our Lord and Savior. I had the honor of getting to know Ann through Chrysalis and
witnessed the many hearts she touched through this ministry to young people. Our family will continue to hold her memory
close to our hearts and pray for peace and comfort for your family. Bless you all.
Sandy Danks

Oh, what gain...heaven! In the arms of a mighty Savior. Ann's love for Christ overflowed into my life, and I am forever grateful for her wonderful friendship. Her zest for life was so apparent. She was always quick to pray regardless of the circumstance. I was blessed to be able to listen to Ann's Faith Talk on the Journey 4 weekend. What FAITH she had along with the whole Moore family. My favorite memory with Ann was taking walks around the neighborhood the few times I came to the house. She had such insight and was a godly role model, always directing towards Christ, our ultimate prize!
Praying always for you Randy, Erin, Meredith, Andrew and family

I only met Ann a couple times, but knew her through working with Randy at Fox 7. The strength both of them had through this battle is an inspiration to me. I remember when Randy told us about her diagnosis. I thought to myself if that was me I would run away to some beach and just give up. But watching those two fight it while they continued to enjoy life and try to help others who may be struggling with the same disease truly touched me. Now, whenever I have something in my life that may be tough or not what I planned, whether it's big or small, I think back to watching Randy and Ann fight and know I can make the best of whatever happens.

Ann was one of the first local broadcasting people I knew who publicly
shared her faith. That had a big impact on me and no doubt helped lead
me to a relationship with Christ. Thank you, sweet friend.

Dear Moore family,
I am so thankful to have known Ann through various volunteer activities via the SBDC and Venture Capital Creation (U of E). You are so blessed to have had her in your life as your wife, mother and friend. God has called her home but not before she has touched so many lives through her courage and discipleship through a very tough time.

Crystal Chittenden (Bowlds)

Ann you were so inspirational to us at Chrysalis you were so strong mind, body, and soul. I have never met anyone with as much FAITH IN God as you! Love you always

My prayers are with your family during this time. My Dad just went home to be with the Lord last Friday after battling pancreatic cancer for 11 months. It makes things easier knowing he's the one in a better place!

Heaven just gained more grace and class today.
We are often taught as Christians that the best way to honor the Lord is to live like Christ on earth.
I can't think of a better example than Ann.
In her battle and in her death I have discovered a btter way to live.
Randy, Erin, Meredith and Andrew--are all examples of how much this woman has meant.
There is so much to celebrate her life for, but forgive me if I also don't feel bad that we can't share more with her, since she gave so much to all of us.

I have been following Ann's blog for the last two years
and even though I don't know the Moore family I have felt
much compassion and love for all of you. Your mother was
an amazing person and angels are surely dancing now.
Blessings to the whole Moore family in the weeks and
months ahead during this difficult time.
Heather Cain Mt. Vernon, Indiana

Heaven does have a new angel. I never met Ann but remember watching her on the news years ago. She was always so pleasant and beautiful.
This website has been such an inspiration to me and thousands of others. My heart goes out to the family and friends she left behind. I know
from reading her blogs that you all meant so much to her. My prayers will continue asking the Lord to bring you comfort and peace.
Much agape. Nancy

When I think of Ann Moore, there is so much life to celebrate! A wonderful Husband, beautiful family, a successful career, and so, so many friends. I had the great priviledge of working with Ann for almost nine years at Fox 7. I can't remember a day that we didn't share a laugh.. or ten! Ann was always very kind, and tough as nails when she needed to be. She gave great advice... and was never afraid to "tell it like it is." I have nothing but the greatest respect for her.
She is truly one of the kindest, and bravest warriors I've ever known. I am so honored to call her "friend", and so grateful for the time I had working with her and Randy.

Randy, Erin, Meridith and Andrew, I can't think of anyone who truly lived life to the fullest, like Ann did. She will always be in our hearts. You are in my prayers, and I hope that God gives you great comfort during this time.

Love, Trish Pena

The world is an emptier place without Ann Moore in it. She did not lose a battle. She won the war! Ann led the way into a vibrant eternity. Her footprints are a march of courage and bravery. Those of us following, can confidently walk behind her, knowing the path leads to a life enriched with love, joy and peace. She was blessed to have such a caring and supportive family and I am sure she would be the first to agree!

I met Ann on the Chrysalis 23 team; my two daughters and I worked this team together. I never had the opportunity to speak with Ann but I did witness the impact she had on this group of people. When she entered the room it truly was like a light was shining from within her that illuminated her every action and every word. Without a doubt, I knew she working for God!
I thank you Meredith, and your family, for sharing your lives with all of us. This glimpse into your family's love for one another and faith in our Lord have blessed a multitude of people...including me.

I never met Ann but have followed this website from the beginning. My grandson, Brandon Mayes, was diagnosed with cancer the same month she was diagnosed. Our dear, sweet Brandon passed on in March and we rejoice in the fact he is no longer in pain although we miss him terribly. I imagine you may feel the same although you will always miss her. Ann was so courageous, witty, spiritual, beautiful and and God-loving and was loved by so many. Alan Jackson has a tune out, "Sissy's Song", which seems so appropriate for Ann. Listen to the words if you get a chance and know that this morning she flew up to Heaven on the wings of angels! May God bless all of you and help you through your grief. Ann will never be forgotten!

To the Family of Ann Moore - I don't have the words
to help - just want you all to know I love Ann and I
love you all, Melonie Stewart Murphy

My thoughts and prayers are with the Meredith and the Moore family. May God bless you.

My husband, Don, started following Ann's website when it began because he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in March 2006. He, like Ann, fought a good fiight for a little over two years, but lost it on June 23, 2008. He was touched by Ann's strength and beauty, and cheered her in her fight. I continued to do the same after his death. My heart goes out to you, Randy, and your daughters, for I have been through what you are now experiencing. As painful as this time is, we all can rejoice in our assurance that both Ann and Don are with our Christ, and we will eventually join them. I will continue to pray for you all, as well as myself and my family... that we all draw strength from our Creator, and He blesses us with His peace that transcends all understanding.

Randy ... I watch you most every night. You have been a class act even during your and families private turmoil. I pray you find comfort with your family and God at your side while dealing with your loss. I can't imagine your pain even though I have lived trough the loss of my Mother and other family members. May God bless you and your family!!! .... Tony

We also enjoyed watching Ann and Randy on the news nightly. I first met Ann and Randy on June 26, 1987 when she was my room mate at St. Marys Hospital. Ann had just given birth to a precious baby boy named Andrew and my precious daughter was named Brooke. Brooke was in the High Risk Nursery so she didn't get to come to the room like Andrew did. Ann new how my heart was breaking so everytime they brought Andrew in the room she would share him with me. He was a beautiful baby and you could tell how proud Ann and Randy was of him. I've lost both of my parents to Lung Cancer. My mother, just last year on October 31. She was a fighter like Ann. She would always praise the Lord at Church and say that she was a winner either way, if she goes or fi she stays. She loved to sing in church and I know that her and Ann are singing today in that Heavenly Choir. No more pain, walking on the streets of gold and living in their mansions. Praise God!!! God Bless you all. Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you. Your sisters and brother in Christ. Nancy, Brooke and Terry

I followed Ann's ca journey and so admired her faith in on God, and her ability to share with others. God is good!!! Charlottte

Words can't even come close to the loss that I feel. I can only imagine what your heart contains today, Randy, Erin, Meridith and Andrew. My prayers and thoughts are with you continually and I find myself in tears more often than not. Grief is a strange and yet wonderful emotion as we all deal with loss differently. I will hold dear in my heart the wonderful times that I spent with Ann and Randy. May God pour his blessings on your family, on the Aldersgate family and on Evansville as you all miss our dear Ann. . .

I only had the privilege of meeting Ann once at Journey 4 in January 2009 but I was impacted by the love of Christ in a way I have never experienced before. At the time I was unaware of Ann’s condition until Randy spoke about Ann in his session for the guys group. I was blown away by this testimony and his strength for his wife and the desire and strength it took for Ann to speak to the college girls. At the end of that weekend everyone who had gone through Journey sat on one side of the auditorium while all the supporters, family members and friends of the caterpillars filled the rest of the room. As one of the spiritual directors I sat on the stage and looked at every face in the room. Randy was sitting in the middle of the caterpillars and I saw Ann sitting on the front row of the support section. Toward the end of the ceremony Ann looked tired and was having a hard time sitting up straight. In the middle of the song “In Christ Alone”, two of the college girls stood up, walked across the room and sat one on either side of Ann wrapping their arms around her and held her, swaying her and singing. In an instant I saw Christ through Ann’s obvious spiritual impact on those college girls and the love of Christ in those girls physically loving Ann. It was a scene that I will never forget and the most power expression of God’s children taking care of each other I have ever personally seen. Thank you for your service Ann.

In Christ Alone,
Ben Russell

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

i am truly sorry for your loss. i to had family member's that had cancer.the thing that helped me most is the knowing that they are no longer in pain.altho i miss them terribly with each assing day like it was yesterday,i have the knowledge that they passed knowing god would be there to greet them and make all of the pain go away. i like the thought that he allow's them to watch over us and the knowledge of knowing they are still around us to comfort us when we seek it.just the memories of what they have taught us thru life help's get us thru the tuff time's. know that her arm's around you still when you need that extra lift as you go thru life from now on. she is there!! feel that gentle kiss lightly on your cheek when you think you can't bear it any longer.she is there. and there she will stay. look for her sign. her scent,a coin,anything she loved will let you know she is there. ann was a very kind lady and was nice to my son when he said hi to her.most would not take the time.she did..he reamber's and i will to,in a kind and loving way. god bless your family.and reamber,even now she is there with her arm's around you,planting those light little kisses on your cheek.

Ann had an amazing influence on my life. She was and will always be an inspiration.
Her family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Ann's sweet spirit will be remembered forever! She was amazing lady and the impact she had on others is obvious. The Doss Family is keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.

I have been following your beautiful blog for almost a few years since my mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in Aug 07. She went to be with the Lord in May 08. I send my love and prayers to Ann's children - your mom seemed amazing and so full of faith. It will carry you in your grief more than you ever imagined. Here are some thoughts on my blog about my mom's love. God's peace be with you - http://eternallove-amomsgift.blogspot.com/