John Bradford "Brad" Moores, Esq., passed away on Sunday, May 10, 2020. He was born on July 7, 1951,, in Bridgeport, CT. to John Lorentz and Dorothy Jeanne Moores, and raised in the suburbs of Chicago. Brad graduated from Southern Illinois University and began practicinglaw. If you asked ahundred people who Brad Moores was, you would likely hear a different story from each. He was a fiercelegal opponent; a loving father; and a devoted husband. He had an amazing work ethic, and was well-known for his intelligence, quick wit, kindness, and his immense professionalism. He had many interests, and he enjoyed life to the fullest. He was an AV Preeminent Lawyer for many years, and a true trial lawyer. He could try any type of case. In 1983, he re-locatedto Palm Beach County and tried criminal cases in the Public Defender's Office for those that could not afford a lawyer. He then tried all types of personal injury cases; Murder-for-Hire cases - including a verdict against the notorious Palm Beacher James "Jim" Sullivan, and had vast experience trying complex Medical Malpractice cases. Brad enjoyed cooking for his family, especially during the holidays. He loved riding his motorcycle; was an avid reader; loved all types of music; and was a true animal lover. He believed in our democracy. He volunteered at the polls to make sure that voters were able to exercise their right to vote. Brad is survived by his wife of 21 years, Donna Prophitt Moores; his five children, John Christopher, Caitlin Audrey, Robert Thomas, Megan Elizabeth, who he had with his first wife, Lorraine Kennedy; and his daughter, Natalie Faith, whom he had with Donna. Also surviving are his grandchildren, Adeline and Julian; his sisters, Susan "Skye" Webber and Tracey Hatch; and his two German Shepherds. His family and friends will miss him, but he is at peace and whole again. Due to the pandemic, we will hold a Celebration of Life and service at a later date.