Jay Moser Obituary
Jay Brian Moser, 66, of Archdale, passed away Friday, February 20, 2026, at his home.
Born February 1, 1960, in High Point, he was a son of Jesse Lee Moser and Faith Fagan Moser.
He was preceded in death by his first wife Lou Moser, second wife Billie Moser; and brother, Tim Moser.
Jay was a member of First Baptist Church of Archdale. He enjoyed drawing and painting and animals.
Those left cherish his memory; his parents, Jesse and Faith Moser; brothers, Chris Moser and Corey Moser and wife Jodi and niece, Emma Moser.
No formal services are planned.
Wright Funerals-Cremations, High Point, is in charge of the arrangements.
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