Birth date: Jul 28, 1960 Death date: Feb 16, 2017
Philip John Moberly, 56, of Centerville, Iowa, passed away Thursday, February 16, 2017, at Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines. Philip John Moberly, son of Dean and Elaine (DeArmond) Moberly, was born on July 28, 1960, in Webster Read Obituary
May the road rise to meet youMay the wind always be at your backThe sunshine warm upon your faceThe rain fall upon your fieldsAnd until we meet againMay god hold you in his arms!!!God Bless... Randy Riley
Elaine & Families, I am so sad to hear of your loss. So many memories lie here in his home town of Webster City. I wish you peace to bring you comfort. Courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts. My thoughts and prayer are with you all.
Mike, my heart and thoughts are with you & your family as you deal with the loss of your brother. Diane
Friends & Family Phil was a friend of our entire family for almost thirty years. I met Phil when he did insurance defense work when he first came to Alaska. At that time I was impressed with his honesty and integrity and superior intellect. Phil also handled murder prosecutions while at the AG's office. I am unaware of him ever losing a case in any courtroom endeavor. We did go fishing together with other friends several times. I particularly loved to go to his house and eat. His cooking was quite accomplished, and I am sure he contributed substantially to my being overweight. My wife and I had a standing order for his bread. We had numerous debates about many things, but I always had fun picking on him for his choice of the Cubs for a ball team favorite. I usually lost the other debates. We were sad when Phil left Anchorage, and are now even sadder. All of you need to understand that this world was a better place with Phil in it. My family cherishes his memory. The Dahlgren Family
Phil was a hard charger and one of those guys who always made me laugh. I feel bad we didn't keep in touch as the years went by and now am even more disappointed after hoping I'd see him at the next class reunion. God bless you Phil and Godspeed.
I got to know Phil when he hired me to clean his house. Phil was not a complainer. Even though I knew his health was challenging. He loved dogs and we exchanged a lot of dog stories. A lot of good conversations. Having gone hunting several times myself, we also shared those times. We also had several conversation about God and about our faith in God. I'm so thankful that I had the privilege of knowing him.
I remember fondly when Phil hunted got an elk on one of his visits with us in Colorado and another time he hunted bear with bear out there. This as well as many family gatherings.
Phil was a great friend of mine from the time he started working at the Anchorage District Attorney's Office until his passing. I was going to type more, but tears are coming very strong. I will always love you, Phil.
