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Bert Moss, beloved husband of the late Doris Moss (Johnston), formerly of RR#2 Auburn, passed away at Braemar Retirement Centre, Wingham on Monday July 29, 2019 in his 100th year. He was born in West Wawanosh Township on February 7, 1920 to the late Ida Jane (Riley) and Fred Moss. Missed by son Jim (Janet) Moss of Goderich and grandchildren Tim of Auburn, and Penny of Stratford. Predeceased by 10 brothers and sisters.
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Tim and family: I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your grandfather Bert.
I have such fond memories of our high school days and the adventures that took us to the Moss farm. Your grandparents were always so welcoming, no matter what time of the night... LOL . They were truly wonderful people, one of a kind. Cherish the good memories. Take care.
So sorry for your loss. Our condolence to the family. It was great to share a few fiddle tunes with Bert a few years ago. He always had a story to tell funny or not.R.I.P. Bert.
Jim, Janet, Tim and Penny....sorry to hear about the passing of Bert. He will always be remembered as “the guy who fenced with the Lincoln Towncar”. Thinking of you all.
Jim and Tim, I am sorry that you have lost Burt. I feel grateful that he was a part of my life when I grew up on the farm just down the road from Burt's. He always wore a smile, greeted us pleasantly, helped us out and was especially good to our Mom, driving her into Goderich for appointments and groceries. I loved hearing Burt's fiddle music when he got together with our Uncle Joe. He was a good neighbour and friend.
He was a very special Uncle to me and I will always remember him . It was always fun going there for visits and Johnston's Christmas . Sure am going to Miss Uncle Bert . Sending hugs to you all . RIP UNCLE BERT !!! YOU WILL BE MISSED !!!!
May your heart be filled with wonderful memories of Bert.
We will remember him as a terrific kind hearted spirited neighbour. We are told that he made a number of trips to the hospital with my mother as another 'Foran baby was about to be born.
Bert was the life of the party!!! Thinking of all of you during your sad time of letting go 100 yrs was a good life will miss seeing all of u into see Bert you were such a faithful family to him he was certainly always proud of his family and so loved...
Today I am remembering good times at the Moss picnic with a look through Berts special blue lenses ,of course the fiddle and of course for a few years Jim's orange car tours.Enjoy your own memories now and for years to come
i cant beleive you are now gone Uncle Bert ,Forever the life of the party i can remember all the way back to when i was only about 5 yrs old ,You & Doris taught me so much over the years and it has never left me and has helped me become who i am today .And of coarse, Jim he taught me all the Other good stuff lol .words can never say how my heart aches now .I'm sure you will be reunited with Doris now and can carry on your journey that you two started so many years ago .May you Rest in Peace Uncle Bert and forever play that Fiddle that we loved so much and with a beer at your feet and Doris at the kitchen feeding everyone.You will forever be in our hearts and never forgotten .Bradley