Robert Edward Moebius

i was a clinical psychology intern at Camarillo State Hospital. Dr Moebius had the biggest heart. Very humble man. He let me teach the psychiatric residents on the psychoanalytic treatment of schizophrenia. I miss him so much.

We moved to Camarillo in March 1969 and what luck--our first house was next door to Dr. Bob, Mary, daughter Mary and Lucifer the cat. A fond memory is of Bob smoking his little cigars while digging dandelions out of his front lawn.

I only spoke to "Dr. Bob" on the phone one time, many years ago. He was caring for a distant cousin of mine who had no immediate family. His compassion, concern, and positive approach made me remember his name after all this time.

I am sadden by the pass away of our beloved teacher, a brother, uncle and father figure at the same times by many. Bob moebius is kind, generous and caring whom we all missed. It's a loss for the living world but will be a big gain in heaven where he will forever be. His high spirit to the end of his life made us felt at ease. My deep condolence to His dear wife Mary, his daughter Dr. Mary, grand daughter Mary and son in law.

Dr. "Bob" Moebius was the most affectionate teacher, mentor and father to most of our psychiatric residents in Camarillo State Hospital. Also the best English tutor and editor to some of us. We grew and matured under his guidance and care.We will miss his humor and calling us, "Hi, Kiddo" the most,but he will always live in our hearts , NEURONS & our prayers. I will cherish his teaching, guidance and fun memories forever.