Dr. Timothy Lawrence Moore, fondly known as Tim by his family, "Doc" to friends and patients, went to be with his Heavenly Father on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 at the age of 75. Tim was born on November 3, 1948 at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, and spent most of his childhood in Fort Worth, TX. At the age of 20, Tim joined the United States Navy, and honorably served his country during the War in Vietnam. Upon his military exit, he was awarded a Bronze Star, Silver Star, & a Purple Heart, for his selfless acts of service.

He attended Texas Christian University for his undergraduate studies and then entered Pharmacy School at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, where he graduated in 1980.

Tim continued his education pursuing a Doctorate in Medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center and Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine where he graduated in 1984. Answering a call to serve as a Family Medicine Physician, Tim has helped patients in many different capacities throughout the course of his 39 years of service and experience in Oklahoma.

Throughout his career, he was affiliated with the Integris Baptist Medical Center and Integris Southwest Medical Hospital and was one of the founders of Community Hospital. During the latter part of his career, he partnered with the Department of Veterans Affairs and assisted veterans with disability assessments until his retirement in 2022.

Tim's true happiness in life was traveling, fishing, hunting and being outside. He loved being with his family, and attending church. Tim was known for his jovial sense of humor and sarcasm.

Throughout his life, Tim remained constant in his devout love and service of the Lord. Always remaining faithful, selfless and with a servant's heart, he loved helping and serving others.

Tim left a tremendous legacy that will continue to live on through each of us and he will forever be held close in our hearts each day.

More than any of his earthly accolades, Tim loved his family. He enjoyed the early days of encouraging his children in school, sports, and providing for his family. He received a new gift, when he became a Grandpa and was overcome with joy when he spent time with them. Tim will forever be remembered as a loving father, doting grandfather, a wonderful physician and a great friend.

He was preceded in death by his:

Parents; Bruce Irvin Moore, Ella Mae Moore, and Lucille Regina Nipper.

Tim leaves behind lasting memories with his loving family:

Sister, Regina O'Brien of Chicago, IL;

Son, Mark Moore and his wife, Rachel of OKC, OK;

Daughter, Jillian Vandaveer and Matt of Tulsa, OK;

Grandchildren: Easton Moore, Madilyn Moore and Henry Vandaveer;

Many other extended family & friends.