Amy Moore

Ruth Amelia (Amy) Moore (Eubinag), 59, of Frederick, Maryland, passed away unexpectantly on July 31st, by natural causes.

Amy was born on March 4, 1963, along with her twin sister, Beth, to Casper and Connie Moore of Frederick, Maryland. She was one of 9 children that fashioned the Moore family.

After Amy graduated from Gov. Thomas Johnson High School in 1981, she went to study and received her Associate of Art degree from Frederick Community College.

While she attended college, she had varied jobs as a Graphic Artist. She found her dream position with Frederick County Planning and Zoning Department as a GIS Analyst. Amy started her new career in 1986 and worked 20 plus years until her retirement. She spent her new chapter filling her life to the brim with, sports, crafts and the love for all her cats.

Amy loved all sports, but was actively involved with darts, volleyball, softball and golf which together won her many accolades and trophies. But, without a doubt, Golf was her favorite sporting past-time, whether it be played or watched with various golf tournaments on TV or Live.

Memories of Amy would not be complete if one did not mention her love of Ocean City, Maryland and the many vacations she spent there with loved ones throughout the years. Also, must mention her fondness of the Beatles and the Monkees: she was the epitome ‘60’s child.

Amy was a talented crafter, photographer, and skilled artisan. Often her art spoke volumes as it reflected her endearing love for her son, Conner and her family.

Amy’s devotion for her family was unmeasurable. Her kindness, awe-inspiring vision and passion for life is a wonderful memory that will live on through us all. A kinder, more beautiful soul will be hard to find.

She is survived by her son, Connor Eubinag, her sisters Denise (Tom) Remavege, Teresa Abshire, Colleen (Rick) Lehman, Laura (John) Leatherman, Anita (Stuart) Hurst, Beth Mashek and brother Byron (Karla) Moore and many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews. Amy was predeceased by her parents Connie and Casper Moore, Jr. and sister, Luana Moore.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Diabetes Association or ASPCA.

A Celebration of Life will be announced soon.