at Augusta National, so to be asked to join them as a member represents a very happy and important occasion in my life. Above all, Augusta National and the Masters tournament have always stood for excellence, and that is what is so important to me. I am extremely grateful for this privilege. Personal life Moore met Richard Rainwater on a business trip to Texas. In 1991, they were married in New York City in Park Avenue's Brick Presbyterian Church. Rainwater's net worth almost tripled due to his marriage to Moore, whose net worth was estimated at $2.3 billion in 2012. From 2001 forward Moore and Rainwater lived separately, she in South Carolina, he in Texas and California. In March 2011, a court declared him incapacitated as a result of his battle with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), and his youngest child, Matthew, became his legal guardian. As his illness progressed, Rainwater's primary caregiver was his brother Walter until around-the-clock nursing care became necessary. Rainwater died September 27, 2015. He was survived by his former wife, his son Todd, and two other children, Matthew and Courtney, from an earlier marriage. Since around 2008, Moore spends most of her time in Lake City, South Carolina in a house built on a plantation that has been in the Moore family for six generations. Moore turned the farmland of her property into the Moore Farms Botanical Garden. She also owns homes in New York City, Folsom, California, and Charleston, South Carolina. Her hobbies include being a collector, mostly of 18th-century French furniture and rare books. In addition, Moore enjoyed riding with her husband in his 1957 Chevy before his illness began. Moore has one sister, Lisa. References External links Inc. magazine profile Portrait of Moore from a presentation at a Wharton School executive series presentation. Includes further references. Biographical sketch from Clemson University's Eugene T. Moore School of Education. Darla Moore | The Moore School of Business | University of South Carolina 1954 births Living people People from Lake City, South Carolina American bankers American investors American money managers Philanthropists from South Carolina American women bankers Washington, D.C., Republicans South Carolina Republicans American women investors University of South Carolina alumni George Washington University School of Business alumni 20th-century American philanthropists 20th-century American businesswomen 20th-century American businesspeople 20th-century women philanthropists