MOSES SCOTT

Missed always. We don´t need reminders. Sending love to his family.

Mr Moses had a beautiful heart and a smile that would light up a room. I WAS ONE OF MR MOSES CNA/CHHA. Mr Moses cared about his employees and his clients/ residents. Everyone lived mr Moses. He is truly missed. It's hard to find a administrator that care about his employees. Mr Moses was that man❤ Mr Moses wife your husband was a good man. He took his job seriously and he did his job well. I am so grateful to have known mr Moses. MR MOSES CONTINUE TO REST IN HEAVEN. YOU EARNED YOUR WINGS....

Moses may have not remembered me, but I certainly remembered Moses from our Newton High School days. Rest in peace brother Moses.
Gene Kroner

A good guy! I served with him in the Army at NSA!! We lived next to ea other in the BOQs and ate at the Officers club most nights! He borrowed a math book from me and was really upset when it was stolen from his car. His GF at the time was a stewardess! As I said, a good guy!!!

Fortunately, we don't need an electronic nudge to be reminded of Moses. As life continues, he is present. We welcome little Micah, his first grandson, in whom, no doubt, he takes mighty delight. Love to the Scott-Toby clan.

I just learned today of the loss of Moses. I loved seeing him and his wonderful smile, reminiscing about our shared connection to Farmville/Prospect. My deepest condolences to Melodie and the family. As a friend says at this difficult time, "He goes forth shining"; "What is remembered lives."

I extend my condolences to Moses' family. I knew him at Newton High School. He was involved in our Methodist youth group and went to the Easter sunrise service in 1963.
He was a wonderful person.

May God bless him and give you solace.

Linda (Keene) Ornellas

Moses was a wonderful man.

To Laneuville, his wife and children I want to extend prayers and condolences fro the Griffin family.

I remember fondly when Moses, Barbara Botts and I took the Greyhound Bus to in 1962 to Newton, Ma to attend school.

May God bless and keep you.

Skippy Griffin

Our memories of Moses are that of a kind, pleasant man, who always had a smile on his face and greeted you with warmth.
We knew Moses for many years, as we also
attended schools in Farmville, Virginia.
Our sincerely sympathy goes out to his
family. May God give you all the strength to cope with your loss.

Blessings and Love,
Claude and Joan Cobbs