Birth date: Aug 3, 1939 Death date: Jul 8, 2022
Roberta Faye Moberly age 82 of Algonac, MI. passed away peacefully July 8, 2022, surrounded by her children. She was born August 3, 1939, in Cincinnati, OH to the late Orear and Clethia (nee Casey) Moberly. She married Philip Glod Read Obituary
Loved her so much and she will be missed big time!! Aunt Roberta was very smart and loving about life. She was totally one of a kind, great woman, she knows what she??s doing and accepting a day's guarantee and she just gives the best responses, things will improve when we finally accept what??s happening!!., we love Americans and especially the people in Michigan. God bless everyone, love Vicki.
Where do I start to share how I will miss my cousin. When I was a teenager and my mother died Roberta took me into her home. Even though she had children of her own and a full house. She always made me feel loved and we were more than cousins. We were buddies and had lots of adventures together in Detroit. I will always remember the laughter and great times we had. She was a big hearted woman who everyone loved, friends and family alike. My sympathies go out to her children and grandchildren for their loss. She will surely be missed.
I have such fond memories of my beautiful Aunt Roberta. Even though I haven't seen her in years I can still remember her laugh, she had the best laugh! I remember all the fun I would have when I would spend the night at Aunt Roberta's with all my cousins and the times she would take me and Sandy to the Motor City roller rink. I also recollect a fascinating painting Aunt Roberta painted that hung above her sofa sometime in the seventies, which had an eye in the middle of it. I was always captivated by it. If anyone has that painting? Please take a picture of it and send it my way. And OMG, Aunt Roberta's ( should be ) famous award-winning potato salad!! It has been many many years since I had it, but I never forgot it, the same way I will never forget her beauty and infectious laugh. Love Niece Cyndi
I miss you so much, mommy. I love you always. You are free of pain, and for that I am grateful. Rest peacefully now, and don't worry about us kids. We have each other. We have love.
