Toni Kathe Elisabeth Mosher

Oh, what a WONDERFUL soul you are, Kathe! I agree 100% with the comment, "To know her is to love her!" I was part of the knitting group when I was at Warren Wilson ('90). The only sweater I've ever made (for my dear nephew) was through her patient guidance. I LOVE YOU, beautiful soul! Sorrowful news to know I will not see your face and hear your joyful laughter again. However, my life is so much richer for having shared sweet time with you. I still have a glasses case you knitted and gave me...

Love looking at this picture and reading this wonderful remembrance. Bill, Susie, Tommy - I’m thinking of you. Kathe always made me feel so good, called me by name, and always stopped while passing me on the streets downtown for years. All my best to you and your family and friends. Karin Erickson (WWC-97)

Bill and family, I was so sorry to hear to hear this news. Kathe was always so warm and friendly. She will be missed. My deepest sympathies and condolences to you.

Vijay Barnabas - WWC (1982)

I can never recall a time when I encountered her that she didn't smile and call me by name while gifting me with her graceful manner! Always the willing conversationalist, she made me feel as if I was the only one there! The Warren Wilson community will not be the same without her. Bill, I am so very sorry for your loss!

Thank you for your warmth, light, and generosity. I visited your home for a dinner with your family and other WWC students a few days before we traveled to India with Bill. It was a lovely summer evening that has stayed with me over 30 years. Love to you all.

She and Bill had been our great friends since last 35 years. She visited us In India only two years back and joyfully participated in a marriage of our inmate’s daughter.
We, me and my wife still cherish our sweet memories of them.
Our love and prayers .

Bill Mosher, you and your family have always and will always be in my heart. I am truly sorry for your loss. I will continue to keep you in my prayers.

Bill, a gifted photographer, always caught the essence of the subject he was photographing. Thou I didn't know Kathe, it's obvious to me that he saw in her what he needed and wanted in a life partner. What a gift.

As a member of the knitting group years ago at Warren Wilson College, Katherine was everything mentioned, and more. I remember her sparkly eyes whenever she smiled, which was most of the time. She loved knitting and always took time to help anyone who didn't understand a pattern.
She always loved sharing stories about her children, who were the loves of her life.
She will be dearly missed.