Prayers to the family, may you find peace during this difficult time.

Gone to soon, Robbie, was a very kind person and always had a good personality no matter how his day was going. He was a good friend and Neighbor. Rest in peace.

I have known the Moore twins for many years from Marlboro Moose. Robbie and I shared a love of jokes, and when he came to the Moose, he would always look me up to tell me his latest one. He would then ask me if I had one for him. When George posted about Robbie’s passing, the first words that came out of me were, God no! Please, not Robbie. That’s the kind of guy he was. So pleasant, so God fearing, so pure. I consider it a blessing that I was able to know such a wonderful human being, and I am devastated by his passing. Condolences to poor George. I don’t know what he will do without his sidekick.

Robbie was a truly great person who never met a stranger, always treated everyone with kindness and respect, and always exhibited a fantastic personality accompanied by warmth and caring. He will be remembered as an exemplary “Ambassador” for Prince George’s County because of his radiant spirit and caring personality.

George and Family
My thoughts and prayers with Moore family. I did not know Robbie but have had the pleasure to work with George over the past 10+years and in our conversations family and his twin brother were always on the top of his list for discussion.

I have no doubt that Robbie is in Gods arm and his spirit remains in all who he has touched with so much joy.

Jim Moriarty (Quadient Mailing)

It was such a shock to hear of Robbie’s passing. I came to know Robbie and George during my 16 years with Prince George’s County government. One of my very special memories of Robbie was seeing him walk with his bible in his hand. He was not ashamed of his faith, shared it often, and will now be spending good times in Heaven. No more of this crazy world Robbie! I am thankful God brought our paths together. You are a true inspiration to everyone. The fact that you and George were able to work all these years, take care of yourselves, and have so many friends is so wonderful. You did not let any disability stop you from living, and I am sure you inspired many. My prayers will be for Robbie’s family during this time and I wish George peace and comfort knowing his twin and friend and brother is with Jesus now, with no more pain. May the family feel the comforting of the Lord during your grief. God Bless.

To each and everyone who left comments, thank you so much for your kind words, I am so lucky to have had the three best kids in the world, all three have hearts of gold and seem to care about each other and everybody else. My life has been so much richer because of them, no mother could be prouder than I am of Robbie, George and their sister Kristie. It makes me proud to think Robbie has touched so many people, he has a very special place in heaven, and in my heart.
With love to all, Betty Moore Parker

So sorry to here of Robbie’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers go particularly to George, as well as his Mom and the rest of the family. Robbie was a trailblazer! I got to know him at Melwood where he was an accomplished advocate for the interests of those we served. As a Board Member, he was outspoken when needed; but, always beloved by everyone in the Melwood family. His warm smile will live on in the memories of all who knew him. God wanted one of His special people to come closer to Him. Farewell Robbie.

I met Robbie through his brother George, those two guys were inseparable and personified goodness and love! Robbie was always a joy to be in the presence of, smiling and always happy to see and greet ALL his friends! Robbie truly was that true and shining light, and he shall be sorely missed! Missed but never Forgotten! Rest in Power and Royalty my friend!!

Robbie is a once-in-a-lifetime person who manages to help everybody around him feel better. His friendliness is as genuine as his concern for other people. I enjoyed speaking with Robbie every time I had the chance. People were drawn to him like bees to the hive, and he always had a non-stop string of people who would stop dead in their tracks because seeing Robbie and speaking with him was more important than whatever errand they might be on. Robbie made other people rich in what matters most–kindness and caring. He gave without thought of return and never considered it as costing himself anything to be kind and helpful in every situation.

In so many ways, Robbie was and is a teacher. He taught using the most powerful method; that of a genuine pure desire to be good to people. I don’t believe anyone who spent any time with him was not enriched by his kindness, or impressed by his perennial sunny attitude. He will fit right in when they welcome him back to Heaven. In a lot of ways, he never left.

My warmest regards to Robbie’s family, and especially George. Robbie is not gone, but they are having one amazing party for him on the other side.

Respectfully,

Eric Miller