Robert Moore Obituary

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VICKY AND I WILL NEVER FORGET BOB AS MY ROOMMATE AT THE CITADEL AND AS A GOOD FRIEND IN THE YEARS THAT FOLLOWED.

VICKY AND I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER BOB

Bob and I became friends during my 1st year in teaching at Cario MS. He was an excellent, caring man, and helped me greatly during very trying times. Above all, he loved his children, and missed his wife intensely. I am happy that he is together again with her now. Semper fi, Bob!

Vicky and Al will always have fond memories of Bob.

Bob was a good friend, a caring teacher, and a wise source of counsel during the short time we worked together at Cario. I miss him still. We are both former Marines, and he took care of me when I first came to work in SC. We told war stories, of course, about his time at The Citadel and in Vietnam, but he always loved to talk about his wife, his time in Portsmouth, and his sons. When I moved to Beaufort in 2015, we talked about getting together for oysters when he retired in December. When I called in January, he had gone to guard the streets of heaven. Rest in peace, brother. Semper Fi.

I had the privilege of working with Bob for 20+ years at the Uranium Enrichment Plant in Piketon, Ohio. Bob was fun to be around, but always took his work very seriously. He was well respected by all who knew him and he was always a gentleman. He loved his wife and children dearly and talked of them frequently.

I knew Mr. Moore from Moultrie and he was always such a kind and caring man. I always enjoyed talking to him. I'm so sorry to hear of his passing. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Bob is a member of the class of 1967, The Citadel. I am also a member of that class and am proud to say that I knew Bob as a cadet and renewed our friendship when he moved to Charleston. In college he was a reserved man that had the respect of all who knew him. This same description can be given of him in his later years. Always glad to see me and always interested in our old friends. He was a gentleman in every sense of the word, a very classy guy. God bless you Bob as you join our classmates that have gone before.

"Mr. Moore" as he was known at Moultrie Middle School made an everlasting impression on my son. It takes a very special, loving, kind and tender hearted soul to work with students who have special needs. Mr. Moore was a sincere and loving teacher who invested time listening and taking to my son. I was deeply saddened to hear of his passing and my son was even more sad. Words can't express how kind hearted and wonderful Mr. Moore was to us. All of you are in our prayers.
Elena Giordano and Emilio Scher

I was so sad to hear of Bob's passing. I worked with him at Moultrie. He came into my classroom at the end of the day for a few weeks early this school year to help out. He also took one of my students out to recess every day. He was always willing to help out, and treated my students with compassion and respect. He will be missed!

May his soul, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. I will miss you my dear brother.

Prayers being sent for the entire Moore family.Bob was a great guy and very well liked in the Portsmouth area, He will be missed by many. Dee and Donna Russell

Chris, Scott and family, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your Dad. Peace be with you. Jenny Thompson Scranton (your Mom's first cousin)

My husband and I are so saddened to hear about the loss of your Dad. I know he loved sharing time with you both hiking and traveling. My husband is a Citadel alum and now my son is there. He will always be remembered for his kindness, integrity and respect for everyone. We worked together at Cario. Your Dad will be greatly missed. I am so honored to have known him. Sincerely Stefani Timmerman

Our deepest sympathy to Bob's family. We had a special relationship since our days as roommates at The Citadel. He was our sincere friend and an absolute gentlemen for over 50 years. May he rest in peace. Al & Vicky

We wanted to send our condolences to Rick, Becky, Chris, Scott and grandchildren. We were so sorry to hear of his death. Prayers are with you all!
Jack and Nancy Daily Harness.

Our deepest sympathy and condolences to the family. Lee and Diana Lawson

I would like to express my deepest condolences to the Moore family. Bob had my deepest respect. He hired me to work at SOCF after I was discharged from the ARMY at the end of Vietnam. I worked for him for about sixteen-months until I was hired to work for the Portsmouth Police Department. Our paths crossed several times throughout the years. He was the constant gentleman, and great communicator. Again, you have my deepest condolences.