Robert L. Moody Sr.

Forever missed, and remembered continue to rest in paradise

Never forgotten YU are missed dearly

In the early 1950's our family moved from Staten Island, NY. We moved to West Springfield, MA. As kids we played marbles on the bedroom floor. Great fun but Robert always won. Our older sister Lorraine said she'd buy us a bike, if we could ride one. So we would borrow the neighbor's bike, so we got our bike. Robert's favorite cowboy was Hop a Long Cassidy. He also was a dedicated history buff and kept the family informed. Robert will be greatly missed.
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My condolences to Marsha and the moody family., Robert was a Funny man and very inspiring. He always talked about ways to make money and how going back to school to better my education for future reference would be great for my future. He was very motivational. Thank you for letting me be apart of your life for the time that I've known you. May you rest in paradise always you will be missed!

Rest in paradise ❤ Though I didn't know him I'd like the family to know prayers will be sent God bless

Our deepest condolences to the family.

Kristi & Jason Kowal

Gonna miss you so weird your not gonna be around the house . Yu will never be forgotten Love Kassandra

My deepest condolences to the entire Moody family. Mr. Moody was a great man, a mentor to hundreds if not thousands of kids in the Forest Park section of Springfield. Mr. Moody coached hundreds if not thousands of us kids. One story I will never forget was how if Mr. Moody could only keep say 12 on a baseball team and there were 15 kids, he would take three of the kids and start a new team. Another great one was when Bobby didn't want to pitch and was goofing around. Mr Moody went out to...