Obit of Robert L. Moser (m260) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net >  21 Feb 2000
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Surnames: Moser, Walker 

The Cyril News
August 25, 1956

Robert L. Moser

Services were held 28-Aug-1956 in the First Christian Church of 
Cyril for Robert L. Moser who died 25-Aug-1956 in Cement. Burial was 
in the IOOF Cemetery at Cement under the direction of the Dalton 
Funeral Home of Fletcher.

Moser was born 19-Aug-1878 at Marshfield, Missouri. He married 21-
Jan-1900 in Lexington, Okla. Lou Walker. He moved his family to 
Caddo county in the fall of 1906 and engaged in farming until his 
retirement. He had made his home in Cyril for 50 years.

He was preceded in death by his wife in January of 1949; and two 
children, Audie Moser and Jess Moser. Survivors include two 
daughters, Mrs. Claude Bledsoe of Cement and Mrs. Cletus Samples of 
Midland, Texas; three sons, Harley Moser and Orval Moser of Cyril; 
and Jack Moser of Oklahoma City; two sisters, Mrs. Leora Parker of 
Indiahoma and Mrs. Docie York of Muleshoe, Texas; three brothers, 
Frank Moser and Barney Moser of Cyril; and Willie Moser of Reno, 
Nevada; 12 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren 
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