Our beloved Father, William (Bill) Moye went to be with our Lord on November 7, 2023. He was born in McAllen, Texas on October 6, 1936, to the late William Andrew Moye and the late Carmen Gonzales. Preceding his death also was his brother Dr. James Moye and sister Margaret Herrera.
Bill served in the United States Army as a Private 1st Class. After his military service he enrolled in X-Ray tech school. On August 23, 1973, he became employed at Tomball Hospital where he was the only bilingual employee at the time. He lived a fulfilling life working as an X-Ray tech and dedicated his career to helping others. After retiring he embarked on countless adventures traveling across the country making cherished memories.
His Hispanic heritage showed thru every aspect of his life. From enjoying food, listening to his favorite mariachi bands and dancing. He had quite the sense of humor he was always telling a joke or playing a prank on someone. But above all of this he loved his family, they were the most important part of his life. You always knew you were loved because he would say "Do you know how much I love you."
He was preceded in death by his wife Barbara Moye and his daughter Romona Moye. He is survived by his daughters Taffy Delillo, Kim Maple and Brenda Anderson and his grandchildren Cassie Delillo, Cayla Friester, Courtney Murphey, Caitlin Moye, Brayden Moye, Sierra Alford and Caleb Rogerson.
Papa will be greatly missed as he was the most loving, supportive and strong matriarch of our family. His legacy will live on thru the lives he has touched and the wonderful moments he created with his loved ones.
Pallbearers are Brayden Moye, Caleb Rogerson, Rick Anderson, Mike Maple, Vinny Delillo, and Brian Moye.
Klein Funeral Home
Bill served in the United States Army as a Private 1st Class. After his military service he enrolled in X-Ray tech school. On August 23, 1973, he became employed at Tomball Hospital where he was the only bilingual employee at the time. He lived a fulfilling life working as an X-Ray tech and dedicated his career to helping others. After retiring he embarked on countless adventures traveling across the country making cherished memories.
His Hispanic heritage showed thru every aspect of his life. From enjoying food, listening to his favorite mariachi bands and dancing. He had quite the sense of humor he was always telling a joke or playing a prank on someone. But above all of this he loved his family, they were the most important part of his life. You always knew you were loved because he would say "Do you know how much I love you."
He was preceded in death by his wife Barbara Moye and his daughter Romona Moye. He is survived by his daughters Taffy Delillo, Kim Maple and Brenda Anderson and his grandchildren Cassie Delillo, Cayla Friester, Courtney Murphey, Caitlin Moye, Brayden Moye, Sierra Alford and Caleb Rogerson.
Papa will be greatly missed as he was the most loving, supportive and strong matriarch of our family. His legacy will live on thru the lives he has touched and the wonderful moments he created with his loved ones.
Pallbearers are Brayden Moye, Caleb Rogerson, Rick Anderson, Mike Maple, Vinny Delillo, and Brian Moye.
Klein Funeral Home
Our beloved Father, William (Bill) Moye went to be with our Lord on November 7, 2023. He was born in McAllen, Texas on October 6, 1936, to the late William Andrew Moye and the late Carmen Gonzales. Preceding his death also was his brother Dr. James Moye and sister Margaret Herrera.
Bill served in the United States Army as a Private 1st Class. After his military service he enrolled in X-Ray tech school. On August 23, 1973, he became employed at Tomball Hospital where he was the only bilingual employee at the time. He lived a fulfilling life working as an X-Ray tech and dedicated his career to helping others. After retiring he embarked on countless adventures traveling across the country making cherished memories.
His Hispanic heritage showed thru every aspect of his life. From enjoying food, listening to his favorite mariachi bands and dancing. He had quite the sense of humor he was always telling a joke or playing a prank on someone. But above all of this he loved his family, they were the most important part of his life. You always knew you were loved because he would say "Do you know how much I love you."
He was preceded in death by his wife Barbara Moye and his daughter Romona Moye. He is survived by his daughters Taffy Delillo, Kim Maple and Brenda Anderson and his grandchildren Cassie Delillo, Cayla Friester, Courtney Murphey, Caitlin Moye, Brayden Moye, Sierra Alford and Caleb Rogerson.
Papa will be greatly missed as he was the most loving, supportive and strong matriarch of our family. His legacy will live on thru the lives he has touched and the wonderful moments he created with his loved ones.
Pallbearers are Brayden Moye, Caleb Rogerson, Rick Anderson, Mike Maple, Vinny Delillo, and Brian Moye.
Klein Funeral Home
Bill served in the United States Army as a Private 1st Class. After his military service he enrolled in X-Ray tech school. On August 23, 1973, he became employed at Tomball Hospital where he was the only bilingual employee at the time. He lived a fulfilling life working as an X-Ray tech and dedicated his career to helping others. After retiring he embarked on countless adventures traveling across the country making cherished memories.
His Hispanic heritage showed thru every aspect of his life. From enjoying food, listening to his favorite mariachi bands and dancing. He had quite the sense of humor he was always telling a joke or playing a prank on someone. But above all of this he loved his family, they were the most important part of his life. You always knew you were loved because he would say "Do you know how much I love you."
He was preceded in death by his wife Barbara Moye and his daughter Romona Moye. He is survived by his daughters Taffy Delillo, Kim Maple and Brenda Anderson and his grandchildren Cassie Delillo, Cayla Friester, Courtney Murphey, Caitlin Moye, Brayden Moye, Sierra Alford and Caleb Rogerson.
Papa will be greatly missed as he was the most loving, supportive and strong matriarch of our family. His legacy will live on thru the lives he has touched and the wonderful moments he created with his loved ones.
Pallbearers are Brayden Moye, Caleb Rogerson, Rick Anderson, Mike Maple, Vinny Delillo, and Brian Moye.
Klein Funeral Home
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