Birth date: Jun 27, 1953 Death date: Nov 3, 2018
Clark Wilson Moore, age 65, passed away on Saturday, November 3, 2018, at Willard Walker Hospice Home in Fayetteville. He was born on June 27, 1953, in Texarkana, Arkansas, to Billy Ray and Pauline (Lee) Moore. He is preceded in d Read Obituary
I am another member of the world-spanning mailing list that Clark managed. He and I, being similar in background and upbringing, shared knowledge of shotguns, plumbing, and motorcars that was sometimes behind the modern times, but still interesting to us. I especially liked his stories of his pet wild squirrel. Every so often I would send an email "Alias, are you out there?" and we would chat a bit.
I miss him a lot.
I another one who had email conversations with Clarke over the email list he created, and too are sad to hear about his passing.
My condolences and best wishes to all of his family.
- Dennis Hjort, Sweden
I met Clark (aka Alias) cia the UArk listserve he ran that hosted our group. He was an excellent “listmom”, and participated in some of our discussions from time to time. He seemed proud of us, somehow. He will be missed. My deepest condolences to the family.
All of you are in our thoughts and prayers as you work your way through this difficult time. We are truly sorry to hear about your loss.
God Bless,
Terry & Marsha (Kaelinda's friend) Tracy
I am so sorry for your loss. Clark was a dear old friend who I thought of often.
I never met Clark, we conversed on an internet mailing list. I joined the list he managed more than 20 years ago. I found him kind and thoughtful. Strange how one can feel connected and now saddened even of thousands of miles separate us. My condolences and best wishes to all of his family.
Gudmann Bragi, Iceland.
I knew Clark online only, as part of a small group (an email list) of people with interest in culture and technology, and how and where those two lines intersected. An example would be some of his digital artwork. This dates back to the nineties. I knew him as friendly and open minded, rarely upset or angry, and always helpful. His online handle was Alias and he also used to sometimes call himself Listmom, as he wrangled the mail server for the list.
I thought I'd share this for those that didn't know that side of him. He was well liked, and we'll miss him.
We are so sorry to read about Clark and sorry that we cannot attend the service. We will be thinking about all of you. Sending our love to everyone.
Mona and Kelsey Moore
Clark was a friend to everyone at work and we will miss you greatly. God Bless you and you family.
