Houston, Texas
1936 - 2017
Bruce Debs Mosier1936-2017Bruce Debs Mosier, a/k/a Bubba (80), a native Houstonian, son of Luella and Bud (E.N.) Mosier, passed away on Monday, January 9, 2017 at high noon (punctual as always).Known as a consummate wordsmith, it was no surprise that Bruce would pursue and graduate from UofH Law...
Read MoreA competent lawyer and a very nice fellow who helped many of us fight Harris Country when they tried to pay next to nothing for land to build a toll road along Hardy Street. Thanks for the victory. You are missed.
Howard Chip Nall
March 04, 2019 | Spring, TX | Friend
Dear Diane, Carli and Catie, so very sorry for your loss. Holding you close in my thoughts and sending my prayers.
Amy Bannister
January 30, 2017 | Katy, TX
Diane, we are so sorry for your loss. May the LORD give you comfort, peace, & strength! Bruce will be missed as a member of the FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES - AERIE HOUSTON #63. R.I.P. our dear Eagle Brother!
- Houston #63 Aerie & Auxiliary
Marshall & Shellye Connell
January 23, 2017 | Houston, TX
A true renaissance man.
Jimmy Jones
January 23, 2017 | Houston, TX
Bruce was a lawyer with a great reputation for subject matter expertise in all things property related. That reputation preceded him and his counsel was always well regarded. Bruce served the people of Harris County with devotion and was a gentleman who well represented the county attorneys he served. He was the smartest grass roots political strategist I ever knew and when I met him and Diane, I was hooked on their insight and plans for helping Dems get elected. His leadership of the...
Kim Ogg
January 23, 2017 | Houston, TX
Bruce, you have reached the HIGHLIGHT of your life. I am so glad to have been a part of your earthly life.
Love and peace to Diane, David and the rest of your beautiful family,
Barb Hernandez
Barb Hernandez
January 22, 2017 | Spring, TX
Bruce Mosier sounds like quite a guy! My sincere condolences to his daughter Tammy and the rest of the family.
Kathy Morton
January 22, 2017 | Oklahoma City, OK
Dad, you are my rock, my inspiration. You taught me so much about being a good man. I was still learning from you, and believe that I will continue to do so. I love you, Dad.
David Mosier
January 22, 2017 | Houston, TX
Most of the immediate family, from left Diane, Laura, Danny, Carli, Max, Catie, Henry, Dad, Trinity, Dustin, Raiden, Tori, Nova, Trevor, David
David Mosier
January 22, 2017