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Rebecca Mills
February 3, 2023
I miss Mr. Moseley's presence around our church. We have grown a lot, and I believe he would have grown rigjt along with us. My thoughts are with Susan and Brenda as they surely miss their father!
Jim & Shirley Canady
February 9, 2009
I am truly sorry for your loss, I worked for Mr Moseley from February 1978 to August 1978 when I joined the Air Force. He was a great man with many talents and we all will miss him. Love Jim ,Shirley Clare and Kyle.
Janet Bourne
February 9, 2009
Dear Eunice, Susan, Brenda and family members,
My prayers are with you all. I thank God for allowing Bill's and my paths to cross. What a blessing he was to me and taught me alot. When he would great me with that wonderful smile I never knew what he was going to say, although I was always left with I smile on my face. His jokes will be missed greatley.
Love you all!
Charles Moore
February 9, 2009
William was my cousin. My father was Charles (Dick) Moore Sr. and my grandfather was Lewis B. Moseley from Lawrenceville. My prayers are with your family at this time.
Charles Jr.
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Becky Mills
February 9, 2009
I will miss Mr. Moseley! I was one of the neighborhood/church kids who enjoyed the Moseley's hospitality and grew up with Susan and Brenda. His "get-the-job-done" attitude in helping his church, family and friends with projects was invaluable. He took such good care of his family, and still had time to care for others. I will miss his wry sense of humor, his handshakes and hugs, his honest opinions, his beautiful wood-work!, his smile ...so much more...simply his presence. Even though I am not family, he and Eunice were a little part of many special times in my life, and they were Hannah's first SS teachers. Allen and I love you all - and will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Polly Franks
February 8, 2009
Mr. Moseley was a kind and generous man, honest to the core and a good friend. He will be missed.
Donald + Sharon Griffith
February 7, 2009
Uncle Bill, I'm going to miss your smiles and your big handshake that always turned into a hug. This world is worse off for your leaving but we know you'll be getting Heaven into fine shape for our arrival. God bless you and your family.
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