"A man who was born in the wrong time period. Andy, a true Civil War Historian. He had a way with words, and knew how to use them and make stories come alive as he talked. He was a man who learned how to protect and serve each of us in our daily lives. He placed his life on the line to keep us all safe. We now pray that Andy is now in the arms of our mighty Lord. Our Lord is our mighty protector and defender just as Andy was over the years for each of us." Andrew Jay Moore 49, of Salem, died Saturday afternoon at his home. He was born on April 9, 1966 in Alliance, Ohio, son of the late Ralph R. and Ethel Margarette (Miller) Moore. He was currently employed with OSS Security at Salem Community Hospital for nearly 10 years. He was a 1985 Graduate of West Branch High and Hocking Tech College where he earned his degree in Law Enforcement. He has been employed over the years at R. L. Craig Company, Elkrun Trash Serv., Deputy Sheriff at the Columbiana County Jail,Colliens Restaurant across from the county court house, Leetonia Police, Mahoning County Fair Grounds (Canfield Fair Traffic Police), Part Time with Salem Police and Arabian Stallions on SR 62. Andy was very well known for his knowledge of the Civil War. You could have asked him any question and he would give you a complete lecture and all the events surrounding. He was a re-enactor for many years and attended many events. He has served in both the Union and the Confederate in battles over the years. He enjoyed over the years to trail ride horses, was in the 4H, was a sketch artist, helped on planting garden, appreciated guns, a great singer, liked to play war games on the computer, a wonderful story teller, and liked to play jokes on people. He is survived by his children, Aubrey (Colin) Siwiec of Boardman, Adalee Moore of Lisbon, step daughter, Tamra (Kyle) Bing of Lisbon, siblings, Lynn Richard (Betty) Moore of Berlin Center, Thomas A. (Sue Ann) Moore of Salem, Eric R. (Sherrie) Moore of Beloit, and Luann "Jennifer" (Smoke) Null of Lisbon, grandchildren, Ryane and Kellen Bing and Eddie and Dylan Siwiec, his companion, Anita Arkwright and her children Kaleb and Brooke Arkwright of Salem. A "Civil War" style funeral will be held on Thursday, 1 PM at the Arbaugh-Pearce-Greenisen & Sons Funeral and Cremation Services, Salem. The Pastor Jan Winnale of the Columbiana Church of the Nazarene will be officiating. The burial will be in Hope Cemetery in Salem. The family has asked that all re-enactors please dress in accordance to the period and the occasion. A time of visitation will be held from 11 AM to 1 PM Thursday. Donations can be made to help the family with the expenses, PO Box 113, Salem, Ohio 44460-0113 Please go and sign the guestbook, leave a memory or a tribute at www.apgreenisenfh.com