Robert Eugene "Bob" Moore

Rest in Peace Bob, the 1/83rd Family does not forget its brothers.

Rest peacefully, brother warrior... 1/83rd. Arty., 70/71.

Sorry for your lost,the LORD will take care of him now.GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY."C" company 69/70

I was fortunate to share a tent with Bob and six other great servicemen in 1966-67. Bob was our "oldest and wisest". He would sit for a game of cards but more often would be on the other side of a chess board. We all sought his wisdom and guidance, and only in retrospect now do I understand his seemingly lack of horseplay. One could sometimes find a window in his stoic personality and would see and enjoy a love of life in another child of the creator. My prayers and heartfelt emotions go...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. 1st 83rd 1966-67 family of Soldiers.

It is with great pain and sorrow to write you this message. My deepest sympathies for your loss. Bob will surely be missed. Alex B Try 66-67

I was in Vietnam with Bob with the 1st Battalion 83rd Artillery in 1966-67. On behalf of myself, and the entire 1/83rd family, I want to express our condolences to Bob's Family. My recollections of Bob were of a quiet and calm person who got along with everyone he met. He will be missed by his brothers in the 1/83rd. Lest We Forget.

Moore Family- I am sorry for your loss. Bob was kind and such a gentleman. I have fond memories of him. My heart goes out to you