JAMES MOSER

I met James in 2007 when he was in the audience at The Price Is Right that spring shortly before Bob Barker retired. He and his wife were vacationing and were so much fun out in line to talk with. I was a CBS Page and got to greet and process the audience that day. I think I might have even written his name tag. After the show he came out with a big smile and told me he got called down and played dice game and won a car. He was one audience member I never forgot. Watching his episode on you...

Jim and I were appointed the same day and worked together for a very short time in the old 6th District. My condolences to the Family. I remember him well and his wonderful personality. God Bless and keep Jim's entire family well. I know Jim is in a beautiful place, resting well and lovingly looking over each of you.

My brother, Don Strother, was also a proud member of the Mounted Unit. Don was talking with me the other day about his days with the CPD ending with his tenure with the Mounted Unit. He spoke very highly of Jim Moser. May he R.I.P. Whenever you feel a tug at your heart, that will be Jim saying hello. I probably met him at some point because I always ran from my office to see the Mounted Unit march in the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown Cleveland. They were the best!

I had the privilege of meeting Jim through his son, George, at Blue Line Unlimited events. Jim was fun to talk with about stories from his days with CPD. Thank you for your service! You will be missed.

Thank you for your very brave service to the CPD ! God bless you

Our Deepest Condolence to the Moser Family Hearing this sad news breaks our hearts. Don worked and rode with Jimmy for (10) yrs in the Mounted Unit, and had the honor of riding with him in the 1989 Presidential Inaugural Parade. Jimmy's smile and friendship will be missed- Don & Regina Strother

I recently had the chance to meet Jim while at Dr. Ron's. I told him I loved his hat and we clicked from there. I am a 1st responder for the City of Cleveland so he told me a few stories of his time as a police officer in Cleveland. I will miss talking with him and getting to hear more stories. My deepest condolences to your family.