Robert "Bob" Arthur Morehouse
Apr. 18, 1957 - Dec.18, 2021
Robert "Bob" Arthur Morehouse passed away December 18, 2021 at home. Bob was born on April 18, 1957, at Alameda, California, the son of Harvey Eugene Morehouse and Betty Edith (Butler).
He attended Coweeman JHS and Kelso High School. Bob was an announcer for KHS football games and participated in drama, musicals, choir, and tennis. Bob graduated from Kelso High School in 1975. Bob served four years in the US Air Force as a Medical Services Specialist.
Bob graduated from Lower Columbia College cum laude with an Associates Degree in Office Administration. Bob had various jobs throughout the years, including working at the Trojan Nuclear Power plant and with the Cowlitz County Prosecuting Attorney's office. For 18 years he worked for the State of Washington Licensing Division on their Vehicle Title Fraud team.
Bob was an avid photographer and loved to travel; he had taken photos in ten different countries plus Hawaii. He served on the KHS reunion committee. He was an amateur (ham) radio enthusiast for more than 34 years in the Lower Columbia amateur radio club; he had radio contacts in over 100 countries, and was named 1992 Amateur Radio Operator of the Year. He played guitar and sung in several area churches. Bob had a sense of humor which was enjoyed by all who knew him. Predeceased by his parents, he is survived by his sister & brother-in-law Ruth & Mike Gill of Rupert, Idaho; his aunts, Arlene Birdsall of Lake Stevens, WA, and Sue Butler of Port Orchard, WA; his nephews Philip (Melanie) Lovelace of Pocatello, Idaho; Andrew (Trixie) Lovelace of American Falls, ID; John (Rachel) Lovelace of West Point, UT; numerous cousins and 9 great-nieces and great-nephews.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 5, at Steele Chapel, Longview Memorial Gardens. The family suggests donations to the community work of the Lower Columbia Amateur Radio Association at PO Box 906, Longview, WA 98632.
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Sponsored by Steele Chapel Longview Memorial Park and Cemetery.
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David Dobbins' K7GPS
February 1, 2022
I was a ham radio friend of Bob in the late 1990s and after. He was a good guy and devoted to all things good. Of note, he and my then wife Diana shared birthdays. We lived Pe Ell then. My condolences to his family.
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