Webster, NY: At age 75, Barry B. Moore passed peacefully on March 8, 2021. He was born on August 22, 1945 in Buffalo, NY to the late Frederick and Bertha (Ambrose) Moore. Survived by his loving companion of 30 years, Nancy Marion; his children, Amy (Tony), Daniel (Brenda), Stephanie (Brendan), and Crissy (Gowanda); grandchildren, Dominik, Luke, Sam, Mitchell, Hanna, Christian, Ryan, and Tommy; great-granddaughter Kisaiya; sister-in-law Cyndy (Ken) brother-in-law Al (JoAnne); also survived by nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbors.
Barry retired from Bausch + Lomb in 2012. He worked in various departments and held several positions. He took pride in every job he performed.
Barry enjoyed working on classic cars with the car “Nuts” and going to breakfast with them Wednesday mornings. He recently spent time assembling car models with his friend Jim. Summertime was fishing with Scales and Ales Fishing League. When not able to be boating with them, he received all their texts keeping him informed of all the action.
Special thanks to Unity Hospital Peritoneal Dialysis Clinic, especially nurses Wendy and Lori. All the nurses, doctors, and staff on the 4300 unit. Barry’s primary care physician Dr. Michael Herbowy , his staff, and particularly Casey Hanaburgh, PA. Cardiology Consultants of Rochester and Visiting Nurse Service.
A private graveside service will be held for the family at Union Cemetery, Livonia, NY. Memorial contributions may be made in Barry’s memory to the American Diabetes Association, 160 Allens Creek Road, Rochester, NY 14618 or West Webster Volunteer Firemen’s Association, 1051 Gravel Road, Webster, NY 14580. To send a condolence or share a memory please visit: www.doughertyfuneralhomes.com
Nancy – So sorry to hear! I just received the news this past weekend. Not even sure where to start. Even though Barry and I had not talked or seen each other in a while, I still think of him as my other “Father”. That goes back to the days we shared at Ray-Ban. He was always there to help and guide me and we fueled each others passion for cars. I will always remember him for his kindness and generosity.
Nancy, I’m so sorry to hear about Barry. He was such a good guy. May he rest in peace.
Nancy, I’m so sorry to hear of Barry’s passing. He was a good man, a good friend and a pleasure to work with. A lot of fond memories from the old Fame Center days. May you rest in peace Barry.
Nancy & family, so sorry to hear of Barry’s passing. Lots of great memories working with Barry at B&L. May he now Rest In Peace.
Worked Barry for a while and he was liked by all.
Sad to hear he has passed on.
Nancy I know you always took great care of him, hope you are well
Sorry to hear Barry has passed. Rest In Peace Barry!
So sorry to hear of Barry ‘s passing. Byron and I send or deepest condolences to Nancy and family and friends. We have so many great memories of our time and friends we met at B&L… Rest In Peace Barry….
Nancy and family -I am so sorry to hear of Barry’s passing I worked with Barry at B&L , he was a delight always pleasant and upbeat even through all his health issues. RIP Barry you fought a tough battle and will be missed by all who loved you
I’m so sorry for your loss Nancy and family. Barry was such a nice man. I thought of him often after he retired. I enjoyed working with him at Bausch. My prayers for you and your family.
So sad to hear of your passing, glad I got to see you when you came into the Eye Clinic. Nancy I’m so sorry Barry was the best.Cindy Stokes
RIP Barry- Glad you had Nancy in your life. We had some great times too.
Dear Nancy and family, we have enjoyed having Barry as a friend and neighbor. We will miss his friendly smile, and joe will especially miss swapping stories about the past and all the old cars they owned.
RIP Barry. So sad to hear. Nancy sorry for your loss. It must be hard. He was a good person.
What a great loss for anyone who knew Barry. Working with Barry and Nancy was a highlight of my B+L days. Barry was the voice of reason, often the peace maker in tense situations. There are few people I know who are as universally well liked!
RIP “Jacques from Can a da”. Special thanks to a wonderful woman that never left his side. Who cared from him through his illness. Nancy I hope you find comfort in knowing you cared for Barry and made his last few months comforting.
So many great memories from our family holiday parties. He was always had a smile and was up for a good laugh! We live and miss you Uncle Barry. RIP. Love, The Redmans
R I. P Barry, well a lot of chats, car talk ,and working together it was a pleasure!!
Barry was a truly special person. I was lucky enough to get to know him well over many years. I admired his outlook on life and his appreciation for the people in his life. I will miss him dearly.
Barry – It was a pleasure caring for you and knowing you. RIP to a kind soul
RIP old friend. Can’t believe at 75 your face looks the same to me.