Robert Hansel Moore

Bob&Denise,Pam,Dave, Brad& Sheri, Your dad was a wonderful man,whom I am glad was a part of my life for so long.I remember spending so many fun times at their house,during the years I was growing up-tree trimming parties, birthdays, boat rides, and moreMy thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this time_Shirley,too. I love you all! Lisa LIndberg

1960s

We lived across the street from the Moore's on Dennett Drive. There were many tree trimming parties with the families and Mary O'Dea. I (Steve) installed their first TV antennae after John (Pat's brother) had built the TV from a Heath Kit so we could watch the Badgers in the Rose Bowl. So many memories, we were fortunate to have known Doc and the family. Happy hunting Doc, RIP. Steve and Ilse Lentz Evansville, WI

We met Bob after he joined the Noles family. His humor and positive attitude made him easy to get to know. Having the dental background in common afforded sharing some great stories. He was a wonderful man. Frank and June Scharenbroch, Brillion, WI

My sister Carolyn and I were Bob and Pat's niece and nephew. We spent a lot of time with the Moore family over on Waunona Way in our teenage years, going over there via bicycles or ice skating across bay to visit. Bob and Pat were gracious to welcome us over there all of the time, and we spent a lot of time in the water and on the ice. I remember Brad falling in the water as a little kid off of the Armstrong's pier and my dad rescued him. Carolyn got her fingers squished in a door and lost a whole bunch of fingernails. Bobby and I went spearfishing for gar (never got one), bought ice cream cones at the Caravelle Drive In from the boat, and pulled this little styrofoam boat behind their boat that could be tipped over with just a little rocking. We swam out to Dennis Ryan's raft, and were on it when it split in half (Dennis used more cuss words in the next 5 minutes than you could believe possible). We all played 10 Steps Around the House, Kick the Can, Red Light Green Light, and ucher. We listened to the WLS top hits. Brad or David threw a firecracker out of Bob's brand new Vistacruiser, and Bobby hit a phone pole while watching that firecracker, that was the only phone pole in the entire block close to the road. Uncle Bob was MAD! Uncle Bob used to fish and cook, and he was very good at both of them, and then he would feed all of us. I still enjoy eating fish because of those days. Uncle Bob, Aunt Pat, my mom and dad, and Grandmother Gigie used to have these wonderful political discussions. Uncle Bob was a staunch Republican, and my parents were Democrats. I can only wonder what they would be discussing now! Bob - you and Pat raised a really wonderful bunch of kids, and I was a very lucky guy to share those moments and memories with the Moore family. Thank you so very much all of you for sharing your lives with us! Sincerely - John Phillips