Gary Moeller

Great man,coach,and father.
He will missed.

I was privileged to be coached by him in 1969 and introduced him to my linebacker/fullback son at a Michigan camp in 1994. He was an honorable coach and man. God rest his soul. Go Blue.

Mo was a great friend on and off the football field at Ohio St. We remained good friends forever.

met him one time and he was very kind and a true gentlemen. very underrated coach. wished is tenure as michigan coach had lasted much longer. may it be knowned that the moeller family was blessed to have this man as a husband, father and grandfather, etc. he will certainly be miss.

Great coach. You picked up where Bo left off. Too bad you resigned early because you had some great teams. Rest easy

Dear Ann, Andy and Moeller Family,
My sincere condolences to you.
I was honored to be a close friend of yours starting in 1972 when Andy and I became close friends. Gary always treated me with great respect and kindness. I will treasure the time I spent at your home in Ann Arbor as well as the visits I had with Gary at his office at the U of M, after a Rose Bowl game and in Seattle before a Lions game.
I have never been more Proud of a friend's career accomplishments than I have Gary's. A truly tremendous friend and someone I looked up to.
You and Gary are in my thoughts and prayers. My family also sends their love and condolences.

Ken Sarnowski
Lake Oswego, Oregon

It was great coaching with you at Bellefontaine. We will miss you. May the Moeller legend live on. God bless your family.

I am a neighbor of the Moeller family in Michigan. I was born in St. Rita's in Lima, raised in Leipsic, OH., and an OSU graduate. I remember listening to the Ohio State football games on WIMA radio and cheering on Joe Sparma, John Mummey, and Paul Warfield. Gary's number was not called often, but as I discovered later, he was just as important as Messrs Sparma, Mummey and Warfield. I found out when he became the head coach of my team's and my home state's chief rival, the University of Michigan. (I always wondered, did he ever lose his love for OSU? (My answer- absolutely not!))
I was privileged to meet Mr. Moeller when he and Ann moved to our neighborhood in Michigan. I was always impressed by his kindness and deference to me and my wife. I am equally impressed with Ann and Andy (I have not met the daughters).
I am an OSU alum and will forever be a great fan of Mo and his family. He will be remembered always.
In great sympathy,
Dave and Debby Buckland

Dear Ann and family,
I have only fond memories of you all. You and Mo were among the most positive and nurturing people I have ever known. So glad you two were a part of my life. So sorry for your loss. Friends always.

R.I.H. Coach Moeller, A great Coach, one of Ohio´s Own!!!! #BUCKEYESFINEST

RIP Coach MO

Ann and Family, so sorry to hear of Gary's passing. I know it has been a long and difficult road that you've had to travel on these past few years. We'll be keeping you and your family in our prayers.
My father and Lloyd worked at the Equity Dairies together for years and they and their families would get together and the guys would play poker, so I've known Gary and Roger for many years.
Dick and Marty (Holdgreve) Oakley

My heartfelt prayers for Ann and for her family in this time of loss. In friendship and with love. Linda

Dear Ann and Family: So sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. So many fond memories. RIP Mo.

Coached baseball 1965 in Bellefontaine. I had the pleasure of playing on that team, and enjoyed his friendship and coaching

Remember the mighty Lima Spartans and the class of 1959. Gary was a terrific guy and I always enjoyed being around him. He will be missed. Regards to his family. Bill Stull.

My condolences to the entire Moeller family. You were so fortunate to be part of his life and you are his legacy along with all the guys he coached and everyone who knew him. May he live in your hearts forever.

Coach Mo was a special Coach and a special person. In my opinion, the smartest, most creative coach on the staff at Michigan. Beyond that, was how much he cared about the players and mentoring us to be leaders, humble, tough, hard working, great teammates, and to always do the right thing. He lived his words. Coach Mo helped many players through tough times and rewarded those that persevered. I am grateful and honored to have played for him, what he did for me, and the impact he has had on me. For the Moeller family, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that Coach Mo positively impacted thousands of people through his actions and words and we are all better because of him.

Rest In Peace Coach. You will be greatly missed by all who knew you and played/worked with you. Tell Bo I said Hi and always remember.... GO BLUE!

Rip mo a great coach for Michigan wolverines you will be missed

More than an outstanding football coach, Gary was a man of great integrity, a leader of men, and a person who demonstrated treasured kindness to me as well as others. He will be missed but always remember.

Our sincere condolences to the Moeller family. May the God of all comfort provide you the strength to cope with your loss

Our deepest condolences to the family. We pray that God continues to strengthen and comfort the family during this difficult period.

Dearest Ann and family. My father Rex Aukerman ( who we lost in 1999) coached with Gary In Bellefontaine. Oh the bigger than life memories we have from that era. Gary was a giant in my eyes. My brother Kevin adored him and even my sister Kendra has memories. From his boisterous laugh to his passion on the field. My mother Jeanene (who we lost in 2017) would tell many stories of dad and Gary´s adventures. Some pretty darn ornery. I would love to hear from any of you that may remember us. I am on Facebook as Kim Aukerman Bigelow. Please know you are in our hearts and prayers.

My sympathy goes out to you and your family for the loss of Gary. My mother Loella Ridgeway was good friends with Jeanette and often told me your family news. The obituary sent to me by my sister sounds like Gary´s life was full of love for family and football. You must have many wonderful memories to comfort you. May he rest in peace.

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. MO WAS A GREAT COACH, AGOOD MAN, AND A GOOD FREIND! GOD BLESS YOU MO.

Ann & family: Our sincerest sympathy to all in the loss of Gary. Thoughts and prayers to you.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.