In loving memory of

Michael Dean Moore
September 9, 1949 - June 22, 2017

Michael Moore,
67, of Indianapolis, departed this life Thursday, June 22, 2017 at his home. He was born September 9, 1949 in Brazil, IN to the late Donald and Barbara (Aitken) Moore. Michael was a 1967 graduate of Speedway High School and then earned his business degree from Indiana University in 1972. Michael worked in banking following his graduation and in 1987 he and his partner, Tony Ellis, established Morellis Cleaners in Indianapolis. Through dedication and hard work he grew his business over thirty years to nine Indianapolis locations. When not working at one of his stores, he enjoyed billiards, reminiscing with family and friends and baking his famous pies and cookies. Michael was an accomplished pool player, and a member of American Poolplayers Association since 1996. Michael is survived by his son, Nathan Moore; grandchildren, Jakob Moore and Gail Leal; siblings, Marty (Dixie) Moore, Donna (Scott) Jones, Doug (Julie) Moore and Tom (Shonda) Moore and his life partner, Lori Cummings as well as a host of beloved friends and grateful customers.
Visitation for Michael will be from 12:00 pm until time of services at 2:00 pm on Sunday, June 25th at Leppert Mortuary - Nora Chapel.

Tributes

Susan Irwin wrote on Sep 12, 2017:

"I only learned of Michael's passing yesterday, Sep 11 from a friend from Speedway. I am among the students of SHS class of 67. I grew up with Michael and his brother Marty when we lived on West 11th Street in Speedway. As kids we had lots of fun climbing trees and riding bicycles on the street. If I remember correctly, the Moore family had a dog named, "Chief." Times change and we all grow up but the happy memories remain. Susan Irwin"

Shawn linderman wrote on Jun 24, 2017:

"You where a kind and generous man. You will be missed?"

Fred Steinmetz jr. wrote on Jun 23, 2017:

"Too all Mike's family, Lori, and friends I'm so very sorry for your loss and I was so very privileged too have worked for Mike for 10 years, he believed in me, when I found it hard to believe in myself. His kindness and character I will truly miss. Prayers for you all."