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Remembering Unforgettable Joe Moore at FM2



2017-06-11 - Farmers Market on the Square, Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Debbie Burris, daughter of the late Joe Moore, displayed mementoes of her father's art work at FM2, at her D & D Longview Farms produce stall. (Joe Allen Moore, 78, Adair County, KY (1938-2017)). He was a man of enormous talents: An unequalled craftsman, an arts, writer and poet; a civic leader, and a dreamer, always, of a better Adair County - whose biography is eagerly awaited. Mrs. Burris said that is in the works. Joe Moore's son and her brother, Billy Moore, are compiling a book now. Photo Sat 10 Jun 2017. (Those who remember Joe Moore's sometimes whimsical, sometimes spot on futuristic suggestion - alway presented in a humorist manner - may be thinking, "What would Joe Moore be suggesting today"? and remembering his suggestion to have a Zip Line or cable car from the Trabue-Russell House to the Square or a air-lock, bubble dome over the entire square/community. Today? Maybe a 5X-blow up Wayne & Barbara . . . Maybe a roof over the entire Farmer's Market on the Square.) - EW


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