Standing with Tim Moore and His Family

In May of 2024, our dear friend Tim Moore received the heartbreaking diagnosis of Grade 4 unmethylated glioblastoma, an aggressive and relentless form of brain cancer. Since that moment, Tim has faced each day with incredible strength, courage, and grace — the same qualities that have always made him such a loving husband of 10 years, father to their 2 boys (4&7), son, son in law, brother, brother in law, and friend.

The Moore family has always been deeply involved in our community — active members of The Crossing Church, the Chesterfield Hockey Association, and the Babler Elementary and Wild Horse Elementary school communities, as well as Tim’s commitment to his work at RGA and coaching their boys’ sports. They’ve poured their time, energy, and love into these places, building friendships and lifting others up along the way. Now, it’s our chance to give that love and support back to them.

The months since Tim’s diagnosis have brought countless doctor visits, treatments, and difficult days. Adria has had to step back from teaching her 2nd graders to care for Tim during this time.

All of this has created a great emotional toll, but through it all, Tim continues to fight with unwavering faith, determination, and an immense amount of hope.

We’re coming together to lift the Moores up. Every donation will go directly towards helping with medical insurance as well as future financial assistance so that their family can focus on what truly matters: caring for Tim and supporting their boys-now and in the future.

If you know Tim, you know his heart. He’s the one who shows up for others — always ready with a smile, a helping hand, or a laugh that brightens the room. Tim is a perfect husband and father. He protects their family and home, and always sets them up for success. Now if you choose to help Tim in that commitment, feel free to share this page or give a small amount to remind the Moores that they are surrounded by love and community.

Let’s stand with Tim and his family, just as they have stood with so many of us.