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Robert G. Moore, 66, of Springfield, PA passed away surrounded by family on July 8, 2024.
Robert was the son of the late Frank R. and Lillian (Dougher) Moore and was born in Darby, PA. He graduated from Widener with a Masters of Business Administration following his Undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering.
He was a member of St. Kevin's Parish. He proudly worked at Boeing for 37 years. Robert enjoyed fishing, creating model train displays and time away with his family. He loved a lake view, all things Disney and had a soft spot for Hallmark movies. His generosity was felt by all those he loved.
Beloved husband of Jo-Ann (White); Loving Father to Matthew L. (Lauren), Patrick R. (Alyssa) and Eric J. (Nicole D'Avella) Moore; Cherished Grandfather of Chayse, Everett and Sienna. Also survived by his brother, Gregory P. Moore.
In lieu of flowers, the family appreciates donations made to the Alzheimer's Association through https://act.alz.org
Services will be Private.
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jb robinson
September 28, 2024
i first met bob when i interviewed with BCS. during the offer negotiation, he went above and beyond and showed he knew how, and would, take care of his people. he demonstrated that numerous times during my stint in philly. and i won't talk much about how much company time we spent talking fishing. hell i still have that bamboo fly rod he gave me.
he is, without a doubt, the best manager i ever had. rest in peace, friend. and keep the line tight....
Mike Canavan
August 14, 2024
It was a privledge to work with Bob. He was a man with strong morals and integrity. Bob and Joann were strong team and raised a beautiful family together. Bob was proud of his 3 boys and spoke of them often. It is a testament to Bob that the best and brightest Boeing employees called him a friend and held him in high regard. The Boeing family thanks him for nearly 4 decades of loyal service. Rest peacefully Bob knowing your family is well cared for. See you on the other side.
Ron Dawson
July 16, 2024
I first met Bob when our sons were in Cub Scouts here in Springfield. I appreciated his friendship and his sharing of his model train display. In recent years it was always a pleasant surprise to see him and JoAnn out walking or in the supermarket. I remember him as a good good man.
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Joan Sobel
July 14, 2024
Sending my deepest condolences to JoAnn and Bob´s family. I always admired his kind spirit and dedication to those he loved. I´m so happy our paths crossed in this world. Rest in peace Bob.
Tom Holland
July 12, 2024
bob was a great manager and friend. I enjoyed sharing family stories with him and seeking his advice. A man of integrity and conviction gone way too soon! My sincere condolences to his entire family .
Peter Garnevicus
July 11, 2024
Bob was a good manager and took responsibility which seems to be lacking these days. Was a friend who shared and communicated objectives nicely. He was like a coach getting the most out of his players He let me borrow his sonar when I went on a fishing trip to Canada. There is no doubt he will be greatly missed.
Don and Jane Dias
July 11, 2024
Bob was a good friend and a great manager. He was respected by all and was a tue people person. He will be missed by all and now is at peace
Rest In Peace my friend.
Bonnie Fromal
July 10, 2024
I worked with him. Great guy!
Patricia Carey
July 10, 2024
Condolences to his loved ones. Bob was a really nice guy and great classmate. May perpetual light shine upon him. Rest in peace,Bob. Trish Carey, Class of 1976
DT
July 10, 2024
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of God, family and friends. Please take comfort in the words found at 2nd Thessalonians 2: 16,17.
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