Bobby C Moore

Bobby C. Moore lived in the South Side of Chicago and was 25 years old when he died on October 27, 2014. Public records and contemporary news reporting identify him as a local resident of the 7300 block of South Oglesby. Although formal obituary or family-published memorial notices matching his name and the exact date of death were not located in established obituary indexes, news coverage from the time confirms his identity, age, and neighborhood ties.

Bobby’s life was rooted in the communities of Chicago’s South Side. Neighbors and the news accounts that recorded his passing place him in the South Shore/South Chicago area, a part of the city shaped by close relationships, everyday routines, and struggles shared among residents. Those small, everyday connections — the people he greeted on his block, the places he lived and moved through, and the friends and family who knew him — are central to who he was, even when public records are limited.

While available public sources focus on the fact of his untimely death, it is important to remember that Bobby was more than a single line in a report. He was a son and a neighbor, a person whose presence mattered to people in his life. The absence of a found funeral-home obituary or family notice in public archives means many private remembrances remain with those who loved him. This page honors Bobby by recognizing his life and community ties rather than the circumstances of his death.

Those who knew Bobby best — family, friends, and neighbors — hold the fullest picture of his personality, dreams, and the ways he made life brighter for others. May this remembrance acknowledge his value and respect the private grief of those closest to him.