John Moser

Though this is almost 3 months later, I just heard about the passing of Bishop Moser. He will always be MY bishop. He was Bishop when I was baptized and Bishop when I left on my mission. He counseled with me many times and helped me so much as a new member of the Church. I will always be so very grateful for him. Sure look forward to seeing him again someday. Hugs to all of his family.

We were so sad to hear about the passing of Bishop Moser. He was the greatest example to everyone who knew him. He was loved by all the lives he touched, including ours. We have really appreciated all he has done for us. Our love and prayers go out to all of his family and friends.

We are so sorry to hear about Bro. Moser's passing. He will never be forgotten. The Moser family was so important to our growth in the gospel and we greatly appreciate the wonderful example set by all. Now father and son are together along with the Banister men. Our deepest sympathy and love to all.

John offered his help in many ways,always with a positive attitude. He was a willing neighbor. Our sympathy to you & yours.

We are so sorry, Sue, to hear of the passing of your Father. He was such a kind mind and always had such a special smile. He made you feel like a good friend even though you were just casual acquaintances. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

We remember John not only for his loving smile but for his fun sense of humor and his willingness to serve and care. It seemed unending. He helped us many times with home projects and was also a great blessing to our family in Temple work (Velma too!) - in Chicago, Illinois especially when we were sealed as a family. We think of him as a most Christlike friend.

Sending our love to the Moser family; we have such fond memories of our days in Parma with all of you. John was a very special man.

You will be dearly missed by me and my family. I was so excited to learn that we were related. My late husband is your daughter husband brother. My parents have passed and you were like another set of parents. My prayers are with you Velma.