Celebration of life held for Kentucky sign language interpreter Virginia Moore
A celebration of life was held in View Pointe Hall at the Muhammad Ali Center, where people gathered to remember her and honor her memory.
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A celebration of life was held in View Pointe Hall at the Muhammad Ali Center, where people gathered to remember her and honor her memory.
A beloved sign language interpreter who became a familiar and comforting face during the COVID-19 pandemic is being remembered for her lifelong commitment to helping the deaf community.
Virginia Moore, who used her hands to serve as a key voice for Kentucky in the COVID-19 pandemic, will be honored at a ceremony next month.
Longtime ASL interpreter Virginia Moore was described as "an amazing Kentuckian who personified inclusion and love" by Gov. Andy Beshear.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – More information has been released regarding last weekend’s death of Virginia Moore, who many Kentuckians grew to know when she served as the American Sign Language