Birth date: Jan 2, 1948 Death date: Nov 14, 2020
Linda Ann Carson Moore was born on January 2, 1948. She was born to a surviving World War II Iwo Jima Marine and a wonderful loving Mother. She grew up and lived her entire life in the Houston area. The stories told by her reveale Read Obituary
Linda established PBCers with a few others before I met her in Christmas 1996 . This quilt was a gift from a member who loved and appreciated Linda's many contributions. Linda asked me to have it as she was closer to death and I admired it. In other faiths, when a passed loved one is remembered his or her name is followed with "May her memory be a blessing!". Linda, today your memory is a blessing to me. Thank you for accepting and loving me through good times and bad. I look forward to tea together when we meet on the other side.
I first met Linie more than 25 years ago. I am very used to talking medicine and science with patients but rarely does anyone follow my dialogue as closely as Linie. We both decided we would work together for the cure and over the decades I have shared my ups and downs with clinical trials, with uncooperative mice that would not breed, with big Pharma companies and a general anxiety of trying to convince other scientists to work on the tough problem of PBC. Linie always listened and kept telling that it will happen and to be persistent. Together we launched and finished the first and the largest study of PBC epidemiology in the United States. The epidemiology we accomplished became the model tor similar studies in the UK, Japan and Australia. We developed mouse models of PBC, one of which we should name the Moore Mouse, that is now being used to study PBC in four continents. Linie planned meetings and enlisted and encouraged members to become active. She made sure the PBCers would go on and has to know that Carol Roberts will succeed because of what Line has done. Outside of PBC we talked about dogs, cats, horses and family. I followed Linie during her final illness and not once did she express regret to me. Hers was truly a life worth living and I am the better for knowing her. Thank you Linie Moore!
Eric Gershwin
Larry & I offer our deepest sympathies and prayers for the family. Linda was a beautiful smart lady who we all miss terribly. I’m so glad we became family! She was a fantastic Grandma, Mom, Mom in Law, friend & confidant. Sending healing prayers & comforting hugs. We are so sorry for your loss.
My deepest sympathies to all the family. I joined the PBCers group in 1999 when diagnosed with PBC and Linnie was an angel sent to give me hope and understanding at that time, she will forever be missed. God bless you all Rest In Peace dear Linnnie ♥️
Marie Garcia from Florida
Linie was one of a kind. I marvel at all she accomplished in her life. Her creation of the PBC organization was a gift to so many of us who have this disease. She was a tireless advocate for all of us. Without her hard work, we would not have made the advances we have. I am thankful that I had the opportunity to meet Linie back in the early days. I know she is happy to be reunited with Ryan and now pain free. Thank you, Linie!
My prayers go out to Linie’s family. I too was diagnosed with PBC in 2000 and had the opportunity to meet Linie at the first conference in Las Vegas, what an honor. Was able to work with her at many conferences, what a special person she was. Rest In Peace my friend. Linda Barker
There are no words to express my gratitude for all that Linie did for the PBC organization and those of us who joined the group because of new diagnosis of the disease. I thanked her many times, but want to publicly say thank you Linie and may God bless your work and dedication to PBCers as we carry on and your memory goes with us. Leanne Farman, Watkinsville, Georgia
