Obituaries
Christopher Kai Moore, 63
In Loving Memory of Christopher Kai Moore
May 6, 1962 – May 13, 2025
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Christopher Kai “C-Moore” Moore who passed away on May 13, 2025.
Born in Jacksonville, Florida and a longtime resident of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Chris was known for his unwavering loyalty, warm heart, and the rare gift of maintaining friendships that spanned his entire life. A true friend in every sense, who will be greatly missed by many.
Born on May 6, 1962, Chris graduated from Manheim Township High School in 1980 and furthered his education at Lehigh University where he earned a degree in Industrial Engineering in 1984. He was a member of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. Upon graduating from Lehigh, he went on to build a nearly 40-year career at Armstrong World Industries, where he was respected not only for his work in numerous capacities and locations but for his kindness, intelligence, and integrity.
Chris’s life was a testament to the power of connection. Throughout his life, he nurtured relationships with care and sincerity. He believed that friendships were among life’s greatest gifts. His family and friends will deeply miss his kindness, sense of humor, and presence in their lives.
He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Angel; his children, Jacob and Nicholas; his mother, Katherine Andersen Moore; his brothers, Michael and Tom, and their families who brought him endless joy. He was proceeded in death by his father, Alfred Robert Moore. He also leaves behind a wide circle of friends who became like family, each with their own cherished memories of Chris’s laughter, humor, wisdom, and unwavering support.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Anne B. Barshinger Cancer Institute. Details on a Celebration of Life will be forthcoming.
Chris’s life was rich in love, laughter, and friendship. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Leave a condolence on this Memorial Page
Condolences to the Family
May 21, 2025
Chris was an incredible man, friends to everyone he met. he fought an incredible battle, and did it with grace and courage
we will miss his laugh and his large presence!
🙏🙏
Greg Will
May 21, 2025
I think of Chris and just smile. The things we got up to while working togehter at Armstrong are the best memories. I recalled a story with him in January and we laughed. I will always remember Chris this way.
Deepst sympathy, Darren Caswell
May 21, 2025
Chris and I began (and ended) our Armstrong careers at the same time, becoming neighbors in between. He was always so cool, collected and unruffled – traits I always admired about him. I so wanted to catch up with him recently but life (& excuses) got in the way. My loss, but I’ll remember him fondly. Sending prayers to Angel and the boys.
Bob Miller
May 21, 2025
Rest in peace sweet man….your smile and laughter will be missed. Condolences to Angel and your boys….fly high….
Keith and Debra Waldrop
May 21, 2025
I think the best thing anybody could say about another person is that they lived life with integrity and kindness toward others. In every sense of the word, Chris led a life well lived, and I can only hope that his memory will be a blessing to his family and his extended family. He will be missed!
Jill Goldman
May 21, 2025
Chris was a great mentor and even a better friend, and he will be dearly missed.
Chris St John
May 20, 2025
Oh buddy. You were a good friend. A sweet soul. And the definition of determination and strength. My HS classmate I really got to know in our adult years. You made me laugh. Your humor and one off’s were epic. There is now a void. God bless you brother.
Chip Parker
