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Submitted: 3/5/19 • Approved: 3/5/19 • Last Updated: 3/8/19 • R817989-G817988-S3
Robert
Mar 24, 1870 Barry Co, MO
Apr 30, 1919 Corsiana, Barry Co, MO
Son of Alexander Moudy and Martha Willis
Married February 26, 1891
Missouri
October 1, 1869 Barry Co, MO
Mar 31, 1944 Monett, Barry Co, MO
Daughter of Charles H. and Nancy Jane (Lee) Lance
She later married Jacob Monroe Marbut 1867–1953
Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 15, 1919 - Robert A. Moudy was born in Barry County, March 24, 1870 and quietly departed this life April 30, 1919, at his home near Corsicana. He was married to Miss Alice Lane who survives him. To this union two children were born, one son, Arlo, is living near Purdy. The other child having died in infancy. Besides his wife and son he leaves one grandson, father, mother, sisters, brothers, other relatives and a host of friends to mourn his passing. He was an excellent man and citizen and was held in highest esteem and loved by all of his acquaintances. Too much cannot be said of the life of Mr. Moudy, and especially the testimony of his last days for it showed the peace that comes in death of the life of a true and noble Christian, who has the weight of unsaved souls on his heart. He professed faith in Christ about twenty-five years ago and his life was a living testimony of his faith and trust in Christ. He was always ready to speak a word of warning and encouragement to the unsaved and encouraged Christians to be more faithful to their master and often spoke of the heavenly home he was going to and during his last days gave descriptions of his home in heaven and often said he was only waiting for Jesus to come to take him home. Rev. Goodnight conducted funeral services at the Baptist Church in Purdy after which his body was laid to rest in Purdy Cemetery.
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