Birth date: Mar 6, 1936 Death date: Jan 5, 2017
MOFFATT, ROBERT W., 80, of Lake Butler, Florida and East Millinocket, Maine, passed away suddenly to his heavenly home on Thursday, January 5, 2017 at the North Florida Hospital. He was born in Fort Fairfield, Maine on March 6, 19 Read Obituary
Dear Shirley,
I was truly saddened to hear of Bobby's passing. You both have meant so much to me and are owed some credit for how I have turned out! There will always remain a special place in my heart for you both.
My deepest condolences to you and the entire family. I am sure there will be a full supply of wonderful memories to share in Bobby's memory.
With love,
Jayson
Dear Shirley and Family, I am so very sorry for your loss of your dear husband and dad. (Shirley, I have to tell you that I was thinking about you and Bob in the night of Tuesday, January 10, and I was stunned to see Bob's obit the next morning, bless him... ). I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Bob, but my mom and dad sure did (Barbara and John Elward) and I know how much they thought of you folks, and you were supportive and loyal friends to them, and I thank you for that, ❤️. Holding you in my thoughts and prayers, Debbie E King.
Shirley,
We are sorry for the loss of Bob and for the sorrow it causes you and your family. We extend our deepest condolences.
Truly sorry to hear of the passing of your loved one. Mr Moffatt was a very nice man to work with at GNP, in the yard dept. Darryl and Mavis Smallwood- Patten.
I do not remember a time in my life when there wasn't a Robert Moffatt. My earliest memories are of East Millinocket in the late 1960's, and with them, are those of the family who lived next door. He'd acknowledge me with a happy look and a "Hmmp!" when I'd say hello, and when I got older, I learned that beneath his reserved, unassuming "smooth-as-Cedar Lake" composure was a man of great ability, knowledge and a rich sense of humor. Memories of Bob include the story about how he floated lumber and supplies across Cedar Lake before the roads went through some 50 years ago, and built the beautiful family camp, still used by his family to this day. Another was how my Dad used to laugh at Bob's ability to drive non-stop for thousands of miles on cross-county treks, and the many times that the Moffatt Family would arrive at our door in a van or station wagon years after we left Maine, and what a good time our families would have together. I miss those days, especially now, with the passing of a "can-do" generation which Bob exemplified. Thank you for your friendship, Bob Moffatt.
I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. My thoughts are with you all.
Julie Hopkins
To our friend Mary and her lovely family. You have our deepest sympathy. Love Joni and Scott Lowell
To my sister and her family words can't express how sorry to hear off the loss
of your loved one.
Bob has left many great memories
Sending you all my heart felt sympathy and condolence at this sad time.
