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Mal Moore passes

100%Crimson

100%Crimson

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Rest in Peace. Thank you for everything you did for the University of Alabama. Prayers for his family during this sad time.
 
1958againbear

1958againbear

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Matt0424 said:
Not going to look at this sadly anymore today. He lived a great full life, being able to take part in something he loved. He is arguably the most successful man in CFB history as a player, coach, and AD. His legacy will live on for a long time, and he left this world, this state, and the University he so loved a better place. Let's not mourn his passing, but celebrate the wonderful man, because that's what all of his success stemmed from was being a great person. Remember him how he would want to be remembered, not by these last few months where his health failed him (like it will all of us one day), but the nearly six decades he spent doing what he loved.
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Amen. Maybe CNS and the team can give him a threepeat. That would be a great way to celebrate and honor Coach Moore. He could watch from his special seats and the season could be dedicated to him. RTR

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BigBama76

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Oct 26, 2011
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This saddens me deeply. He was truly a great man and someone who everyone associated with the University will remember for all that he did to make it a better place. I know he's in a better place. RIP Coach.
 
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TommyMac

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It's like losing Coach Bryant all over again.

No one gave more of himself to The University than Coach Moore.....or loved it more.

Prayers for his family.
 
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illinitide

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Matt0424 said:
Not going to look at this sadly anymore today. He lived a great full life, being able to take part in something he loved. He is arguably the most successful man in CFB history as a player, coach, and AD. His legacy will live on for a long time, and he left this world, this state, and the University he so loved a better place. Let's not mourn his passing, but celebrate the wonderful man, because that's what all of his success stemmed from was being a great person. Remember him how he would want to be remembered, not by these last few months where his health failed him (like it will all of us one day), but the nearly six decades he spent doing what he loved.
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Couldn't have said it any better. Thank you coach, you are now home.
 
TIDEnGA

TIDEnGA

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Sep 25, 2007
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Wow, who knew that when I hugged Coach Moore getting off the airplane in Miami that I would never see him again.:( I feel like someone has kicked me in the gut.

Many of you know I work the team charter flights. I got to know Coach Moore and got to experience first hand his love for the University and what a true southern gentlemen he was. I thanked Coach Moore numerous times throughout the years for his dedication to the University and for the positive difference he made for the University I love. Never did he ever try to take credit. He always deferred to someone else.

Coach Moore, 1B will always be yours. No one else can begin to fill that seat. You will be sorely missed this season and in the future. I know the University of Alabama family will heal, and I pray your daughter and family will be able to as well. You've left quite a void in our hearts.
 
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deliveryman35

Hall of Fame
Jul 26, 2003
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Very sad to hear this. My condolences and prayers go out to his family. Coach Mal Moore I believe will long stand if not indefinitely as the single most decorated member of our football program, and it's an honor well-deserved. I just wish that he had been able to enjoy some years in retirement, but something tells me that he went out the way that he preferred. RIP, Coach Moore. We will never forget you and all that you did for the University of Alabama.
 
TIDE-HSV

TIDE-HSV

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TIDEnGA said:
Wow, who knew that when I hugged Coach Moore getting off the airplane in Miami that I would never see him again.:( I feel like someone has kicked me in the gut.

Many of you know I work the team charter flights. I got to know Coach Moore and got to experience first hand his love for the University and what a true southern gentlemen he was. I thanked Coach Moore numerous times throughout the years for his dedication to the University and for the positive difference he made for the University I love. Never did he ever try to take credit. He always deferred to someone else.

Coach Moore, 1B will always be yours. No one else can begin to fill that seat. You will be sorely missed this season and in the future. I know the University of Alabama family will heal, and I pray your daughter and family will be able to as well. You've left quite a void in our hearts.
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When it came on, it was very fast...
 
WMack4Bama

WMack4Bama

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Not much I can say that hasn't already been said.

We all have to go one day. But when the clock of life strikes 0:00, hopefully we can all say, as Coach Moore surely can, that we left it all on the field.

He lived a full life, and I'm happy that he got to experience the fruits of his labor.

Godspeed, Coach. Your steadying presence will be sorely missed.
 
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