OT: E:60 "Coming Home" - the story of Dominic and Katie Moore

[Sined]

http://vimeo.com/92867833

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[CHwest]

The random unfairness of life can be overwhelming at times. Thanks for posting.

 

[Joe Cole]

Tragic.

Stories like this shake you and remind you that we are all fragile, and that trivial things like sports, and for the matter, careers, mean little when the life of your loved one is taken from her/him.

I always loved the spirit and energy that Dominic Moore plays with. To me, he is a perfect third line player. He has the speed, grit and tenacity to really change the momentum of a game, and he has the skill to put up some offense. When the Habs had him, I prayed he would stay, but it was not to be.

Coincidentally, I was just speaking about him with my wife. About his story, his wife and his brother Steve.

 

[gusfring]

What a sad, sad, story. Life just isn't fair, sometimes.

 

[oleHABSole*]

Dominic Moore made his comeback to the Rangers after 18 months on his deceased wives 33rd birthday. * cries *

 

[Jazzped]

I already read the story, but seeing the whole thing in video is even more heartbreaking...

He looks like such a good guy, it makes it even worse. Really loved him as a Habs. His goal in game 7 against Washington, what a great moment....

Thanks for posting.

 

[Compile]

Always liked Dom.

May Katie rest in peace.

 

[Habs10Habs]

Dominic Moore made his comeback to the Rangers after 18 months on his deceased wives 33rd birthday. * cries *

I couldn't help but shed a few tears when they said that.

 

[Mag1328]

Dominic talks about Katie in such an open and comfortable way, I was surprised when I approached him on that topic to see how at peace he was with the whole thing.
He's a great guy… who incidentally never forgot Montreal.

"It seems like it was yesterday that we were both in Montreal. Katie loved taking pictures and she enjoyed Montreal beautiful architecture. She loved being here, she loved the city and she loved the French."

 

[Scintillating10]

Moore was a big part of our playoff drive in 2010. Looking at his career stats maybe there is hope for Louie Leblanc. Both went to Harvard, Moore also schuffled a couple of years in AHL, was 25 before making NHL.

 

[TomPlex]

What warriors. Both of them.

 

[overlords]

If anything, I'm surprised he came back so quick. Granted, he wasn't getting younger, but that sort of thing can set people back a hell of a lot more than 18 months.

 

[68*]

Who's the ****** that put creatine in my eye drops?

RIP Katie Moore.

 

[BLNY]

Sad story. Dom's a great guy, with the right priorities in life. Hopefully the organization he started in memory of his late wife can save the lives of others.

 

[Analyzer*]

I didn't think I'd like him here, but he was great for us.

 

[Stjonnypopo]

Holy moly, when they walked into the home together it made me tear up. She looked so frail that was so sad.

What an awful experience to go through, Moore's a good guy too, even before all of this I'm sure everyone thought that.

 

[Gary320]

It's truly heartbreaking. I heard about this story before hand, and I was very saddened by the news. Watching this video... yep. Got a little (or very) teary.

 

[Price My Man Crush]

 

[Prospector]

Thank you for sharing.. so touching

 

[Braun]

Amazing, thank you. Very sad, makes you appreciate the little things.

 

[Rickkins]

Godspeed, Katie.

Very sad story.