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Our classmate Robert Mosedale, 71, died on December 3, 2017 while under hospice care at the Doylestown Health Care Hospital in Doylestown, PA. He was the youngest of the Mosedale triplets, with brothers Dave and Ken. They grew up on Ridge Road in East Longmeadow and graduated from ELHS in 1964. In high school, Bob played football and participated in the weight events for the track team. After graduation, he spent 4 years in the Navy, serving on the USS Enterprise and the USS Ranger. In 1973 he graduated from Clarkson College with an engineering degree. His first job was with General Electric in Pittsfield, MA. Later he worked for Lockheed Martin in Blue Bell, PA and lastly he carried the mail for the US Postal Service in Lansdale, PA.
Bob was predeceased by his sister Marcia Leven and is survived by his sister Linda Johnston of Rotonda West, FL, his brother David and wife Joan of Ukiah, CA, his brother Kenneth and wife Irene of Franconia, NH, and 9 nieces and nephews.
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David Woodard
Robert was in our wedding......almost 50 years ago. Linn's small blog remembers: lwoodard.blogspot.com
Carol Noceti (Lemelin)
So sad R.I.P. robert our prayers are with your family. The Noceti twins.Kathleen Lemoine (Steuernagel)
Bob was my lab partner in advanced chemistry with Mr. Dale. He could always make me laugh! Condolences to Ken and Dave and their families.
Skip Griffin
The smile in Robert's 1964 profile picture says it all. What a kind, unpretentious person. Not to be forgotten!
Robert E. McIntire Jr.
So very sad to hear and we are keeping your family in prayers...
Glenn Curtis
My strongest memory of Bob was when he picked me up and carried me when I collapsed at the finish line of a race, when we both were on the track team--something he definitely didn't have to do, but it just came naturally to that generous soul...
David Woodard
So sorry to hear about “Troby’s” passing. So many memories growing up on Ridge Rd. Hard to believe it’s been 50 years since he was in our wedding with Ken and David.
Dave and Linn Woodard
Gerald Bono
I honestly do not believe I ever interacted with Bob in any sustantial way but I can't help but feel a great sense of loss for a classmate. Rest In Peace.
Timothy Casey
Remembering Bob as a genuinely kind person. May he rest in peace.
Roger Kasmer
Sorry to hear about Roberts passing.. As a early member of the Ridge Road gang before high school , I have many good memories of Robert. My condolences to all is family and friends. Roger Kasmer