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Fred Alvin Moore Jr.

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Fred Alvin Moore Jr. Veteran

Birth
Gothenburg, Dawson County, Nebraska, USA
Death
11 Jun 2021 (aged 81)
Gothenburg, Dawson County, Nebraska, USA
Burial
Lincoln County, Nebraska, USA GPS-Latitude: 40.8937282, Longitude: -100.2439991
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Fred Alvin Moore, 81, of Gothenburg, Nebraska, died June 11, 2021 at Gothenburg Health in Gothenburg, NE surrounded by his family.

Fred was born October 9, 1939 in Gothenburg, NE, son of Fred Alvin, Sr. and Lula Lea (Dawson) Moore. The family lived south of North Platte on what was called West Place and moved back to Gothenburg when was very young. He attended Antelope County School and then Gothenburg High School. Fred served his country in the US Army in peacetime between Korea and Vietnam. He was a rancher and drove truck for over 58 years. Fred married Opal "Jerry" Frazier in December of 1968. Jerry passed away on January 24th 1975. He later married Terri Lou Ostendorf in May of 1979, they later divorced.

Fred enjoyed rodeos of all kinds and places. He used to haul rodeo stocks for the Hudson's while doing that he met Reba McEntire in Bertrand, NE. before she was Reba, just a plain cowgirl. He met and shook Kitty Wells hand behind the bucking chutes in at the San Antonio, TX stock show. Fred has always been very proud of his short horn cattle.

He is survived by son, Joe (Mandy) Moore of Gothenburg; daughter, Jacie (Kim) Moore of Gothenburg; grandchildren Megan Moore of Kearney; Korbin Moore of Gothenburg, Patrick Moore of Gothenburg, and Oliver Moore of Gothenburg; nieces and nephews, Barb (Chuck) Havlicek of Manhattan, KS; Steve Ostergard of Gothenburg, John Ostergard of Grand Island, Karlene Ostergard of Callaway, and Angie (Rod) Mason of Gothenburg; along with numerous extended family and a host of friends.

Fred was preceded in death by parents, Fred, Sr and Lula Moore, sister, Sara Jane Ostergard, brother-in-law, Gage Ostergard, nephew, Nic Ostergard, and wife, Opal "Jerry" Moore.

Services will be held at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel, June 16, 2021 at 2:00 pm with Pastor Larry Viter officiating.

Burial will follow in the Peckham Cemetery, Gothenburg, NE.
Fred Alvin Moore, 81, of Gothenburg, Nebraska, died June 11, 2021 at Gothenburg Health in Gothenburg, NE surrounded by his family.

Fred was born October 9, 1939 in Gothenburg, NE, son of Fred Alvin, Sr. and Lula Lea (Dawson) Moore. The family lived south of North Platte on what was called West Place and moved back to Gothenburg when was very young. He attended Antelope County School and then Gothenburg High School. Fred served his country in the US Army in peacetime between Korea and Vietnam. He was a rancher and drove truck for over 58 years. Fred married Opal "Jerry" Frazier in December of 1968. Jerry passed away on January 24th 1975. He later married Terri Lou Ostendorf in May of 1979, they later divorced.

Fred enjoyed rodeos of all kinds and places. He used to haul rodeo stocks for the Hudson's while doing that he met Reba McEntire in Bertrand, NE. before she was Reba, just a plain cowgirl. He met and shook Kitty Wells hand behind the bucking chutes in at the San Antonio, TX stock show. Fred has always been very proud of his short horn cattle.

He is survived by son, Joe (Mandy) Moore of Gothenburg; daughter, Jacie (Kim) Moore of Gothenburg; grandchildren Megan Moore of Kearney; Korbin Moore of Gothenburg, Patrick Moore of Gothenburg, and Oliver Moore of Gothenburg; nieces and nephews, Barb (Chuck) Havlicek of Manhattan, KS; Steve Ostergard of Gothenburg, John Ostergard of Grand Island, Karlene Ostergard of Callaway, and Angie (Rod) Mason of Gothenburg; along with numerous extended family and a host of friends.

Fred was preceded in death by parents, Fred, Sr and Lula Moore, sister, Sara Jane Ostergard, brother-in-law, Gage Ostergard, nephew, Nic Ostergard, and wife, Opal "Jerry" Moore.

Services will be held at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel, June 16, 2021 at 2:00 pm with Pastor Larry Viter officiating.

Burial will follow in the Peckham Cemetery, Gothenburg, NE.


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