![]() ![]() Her tragic death was avoidable and shouldn't have happened, Moore said, adding that everyone, especially a grown man, should know the consequences of driving drunk. She was passionate about saving lives, helping bring lives into the world - she later became a labor and delivery nurse - and pushed for women's health rights. Moore, who was an emergency room nurse in New York City during the COVID pandemic, was the type of person who would sit and hold hands with patients who otherwise had no one else and made sure her children knew the power of their worth, Eddie Moore said. Moore's personality and passion, however, appeared to shine through in the words said, that were at times off-the-cuff, by her husband, Eddie, who broke down in tears as he spoke of his wife and thanked the community of women who have helped him raise the two young girls he is left to raise alone. Gaus read snippets from dozens of letters submitted to the court describing Moore's "strong, vibrant, funny and passionate" personality and the indelible impact she had on other women, calling the paramedic and nurse a "force" and stating that despite all the positive strides society has made, there "seems to be far too few Erin Moores" in the world. ![]()
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