Sad for me to tell the community that Phil Moberg passed way. Long time MSTS and here on the forum. One of the good guys and way too soon. R.I.P. and prayers for his family.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/ha ... =199506887
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Re: Sad news
by Chacal » Mon Jul 26, 2021 1:53 am
He was an erudite, had tremendous technical knowledge, and was a pleasure to read.
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Re: Sad news
by mindenjohn » Mon Jul 26, 2021 3:26 am
When he had something to say it was worth the read.
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Re: Sad news
by artimrj » Mon Jul 26, 2021 4:49 am
Only the good die young. Rest in Peace Phil.
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Re: Sad news
by bswitzrw » Tue Jul 27, 2021 11:22 am
Didn't know the man, but knew of him and saw his forum entries.
R.I.P. Phil
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Re: Sad news
by QcRail » Tue Jul 27, 2021 1:10 pm
Indeed, We will miss Phil ...
I loved his postings for its educational and historical context. I would qualify Phil as a gentleman from New England, yet I only knew through our common web site. It would have been a privilege to share, in person, his life time knowledge and wisdom.
My sympathy to his wife and family.
It would be an interesting ''Railworks America'' project to assemble and archive the most notable articles and contributions from our colleague who have passed on, yet left a worthwhile gift. I'm opened to share this idea further...
I've been less active, but still around.
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I loved his postings for its educational and historical context. I would qualify Phil as a gentleman from New England, yet I only knew through our common web site. It would have been a privilege to share, in person, his life time knowledge and wisdom.
My sympathy to his wife and family.
It would be an interesting ''Railworks America'' project to assemble and archive the most notable articles and contributions from our colleague who have passed on, yet left a worthwhile gift. I'm opened to share this idea further...
I've been less active, but still around.
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Re: Sad news
by august1929 » Wed Jul 28, 2021 1:33 am
A bit more over at Elvas Tower showing the depth of Phil's involvement more widely with railroad history and train simulators - Phil was a constant presence throughout my long MSTS years. He is missed.
http://www.elvastower.com/forums/index. ... il-moberg/
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