Virginia Moore, a sign language interpreter and executive director of the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (KCDHH), passed away, according to a social media post by Governor Andy Beshear and the KCDHH Board.
Moore was a dependable presence throughout the pandemic, translating for the governor during several of his “Team Kentucky” briefings.
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In a social media post on Moore, Gov. Beshear praised the state of Virginia as “a rock of stability and grace during the pandemic.” In our most trying times, she assisted in bringing us all together.
Moore made her stage one uterine cancer diagnosis public in October of 2020. At the end of November 2020, she took a break and then went back to her translating position for “Team Kentucky” briefings.
Memorial services are forthcoming, according to the KCDHH Board, and information will be released as soon as it is available. They advise making gifts in her honor to the Knowledge Center on Deafness or the Jacob’s Hall Museum at the Kentucky School for the Deaf.
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