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Commending David L. Moore, Sr.

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2026 SPECIAL SESSION I

ENROLLED

SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 2053

Commending David L. Moore, Sr.

Agreed to by the Senate, June 22, 2026

WHEREAS, David L. Moore, Sr., an educator, public servant, and volunteer leader in Charlotte County, celebrates his 100th birthday in 2026; and

WHEREAS, born on July 13, 1926, David Moore has witnessed countless historical events over the course of his life, from the Great Depression and World War II to the Moon landing and the rise of modern technology in a new millennium; and

WHEREAS, David Moore served the nation in uniform as a member of the United States Army, then became an active community leader in Charlotte County; he served as a teacher and principal in Charlotte County Public Schools, a member of the Charlotte County Board of Supervisors, and a volunteer public safety professional; and

WHEREAS, David Moore was part of a dedicated generation of midcentury educators who bridged the gap between segregated and integrated school systems; he played a major role in the racial integration of Charlotte County Public Schools and Campbell County Public Schools, which was achieved in a relatively peaceful manner, unlike some other school divisions in the region; and

WHEREAS, David Moore has volunteered his time and expertise to support numerous other organizations in the area, including Jeffress Funeral Home, where he served as a funeral attendant, supporting local families during their time of need; he currently volunteers with Meals on Wheels and assists at the Charlotte County Recycling Facility; and

WHEREAS, David Moore has also provided his leadership to Crossroads Community Services Board, the NAACP, Piedmont Senior Resources, Inc., Charlotte County Christmas Parents, Inc., and the Virginia Pork Council; and

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