Joseph Mosby III

A very nice guy. I remember him well as a friend of my uncle(Pernell Andrews). He was always a pleasure to be around even though he was 10 years my senior. I only saw him on occasion but he stood out in my memory of years past. May God comfort his family and close friends. Neil

Lorraine, I am sorry for the loss of Joe... your loss. I will write more over the next few days but wanted you to know I think God and the angels, your Mom and Dad, Pop-Pop are so glad to welcome this awesome human, activist, orator and loved one home. God doesn´t make mistakes and God ordered his steps and numbered his days to His will. May God bless you today and carry you until you are strong enough to stand on your own again. You are tough.. always know I´m a call away or text away if...

My family and I have such great memories. Road trips, beach trips, rich conversations. Always the learner. Always sharing good information, always sharing positive thoughts. We will miss you. Our condolences and our prayers for comfort to Joe's immediate family.

Joe and I belonged to the same scout troop starting in 1956.He was good at completing any of the achievements that were in scout handbook and he had numerous hobbies. His parents were very supportive him and his brother Linwood. RIP. h

I met Mr. Mosby at the VMHC along with his friend, Sam. We had a wonderful conversation. May he Rest in peace.

My condolences to the Mosby family. I have many fond memories of Joe. He was always a kind, humble person and the smartest person I knew. He was active in his community and known for his pursuit of knowledge. May He rest in peace.

To the family of Joseph Mosby III, have known him for 50+ thoughts; will ALWAYS remember him for in intellectual ability and didn´t mind sharing his educational values; will always remember him as a happy go lucky person & his willingness to help others regardless of their circumstances. May he Rest In Peace

I was sad to hear of the passing of a dear friend from our time at Virginia State College(now VSU). Joseph (Joe) as we called him was a grad student and I was an undergrad student. We worked together in the Biology Building in a lab in the mid 70´s. I always remembered how smart he was and he inspired me to work hard and be at my best!