Parents:
Cashion Secratus Morgan 1870 – 1921
Connie Marie Alexander 1896 – 1980
Spouse & Children
Sylvester Lonzo Mosteller 1908 – 1995
Robert Wm Sylvester Mosteller 1940 –
Linda Faye Mosteller 1945 –
Betty Louise Mosteller 1947 –
Johnny Mack Mosteller 1950 –
Barbara Jo Anne Mosteller 1952 –
Carolyn Darlene Mosteller 1954 –
Kathy Marie Mosteller 1959 –
Nancy Irene Mosteller 1960 –
Tommy Eugene Mosteller 1964 – 2003
Grandma had 22 grandchildren and I never remember her having a favorite. She had 9 children and 3 miscarriages. Mom told me that growing up; the boys/dad would sleep in one bed and the girls/mom would sleep in another bed. That as children they would share their toys and the only bike they had, only had rims.
When I went to college; I would often stop by grandma's house and check in on her. I would sit and watch the soaps with her. She loved some Dallas.
Grandma never had much money but always gave me birthday money. Kind of made me feel bad but she wouldn't let me give it back.
Grandma lived most of her life right on Blueberry Hill Rd... or it's name now is Duncan drive in Dallas, NC. She went to church right across from there.
Grandma was a diabetic and alway loved her diet Caffeine free Cherry Dr Peppers and her moon pies.
Her father died four months before she was born. In the 1930 Census she is shown living with her step-grandfather Will Hardin and her grandmother Cindy Clark Morgan Hardin.
Grandma and grandpa fell in love the same day they meet and got married that same day and was together the rest of their lives.
Below is her obitutary
Gladys Morgan Mosteller, 84, of 1514 Duncan Drive, died May 27, 2006, at Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gastonia. She was a native of Gaston County, daughter of the late Cashen and Connie Alexander Morgan. FUNERAL: 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dallas Baptist Church
INTERMENT:
Gaston Memorial Park, Gastonia VISITATION: 6-8 tonight, Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel SURVIVORS: Sons and daughtersin-law, Robert and Charoun Mosteller of Fayetteville, Johnny and Maxine Mosteller of Clover; daughters and sons-in-law, Kathy and Mike Sronce of Lincolnton, Carolyn and Carl Hilderbrand of Gastonia, Betty and Larry Huffstetler of Dallas, Nancy and Tommy Blalock of Kings Mountain, Barbara Dellinger of Dallas and Linda Wallace of Cherryville; sisters, Melvine Rolland, Kathleen Laye, Carrie Flowers and Mandy Rolland, all of Dallas; 31 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Husband, Slyvester Lonzo Mosteller; son, Tommy Eugene Mosteller and grandson, Robert William Mosteller HONORARY PALLBEARERS: Timmy Sronce, Jacob Sronce PALLBEARERS: Gene Huffstetler, Michael Sronce, Scott Wallace, Gary Wallace, Jimmy Dellinger, Jeff Mosteller OFFICIATING CLERGY: Rev. Harry Davis, Rev. Johnny Gilreath MEMORIALS: Dallas Baptist Church, 402 W. Trade St., Dallas, N.C. 28034 ARRANGEMENTS: Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel
Cashion Secratus Morgan 1870 – 1921
Connie Marie Alexander 1896 – 1980
Spouse & Children
Sylvester Lonzo Mosteller 1908 – 1995
Robert Wm Sylvester Mosteller 1940 –
Linda Faye Mosteller 1945 –
Betty Louise Mosteller 1947 –
Johnny Mack Mosteller 1950 –
Barbara Jo Anne Mosteller 1952 –
Carolyn Darlene Mosteller 1954 –
Kathy Marie Mosteller 1959 –
Nancy Irene Mosteller 1960 –
Tommy Eugene Mosteller 1964 – 2003
Grandma had 22 grandchildren and I never remember her having a favorite. She had 9 children and 3 miscarriages. Mom told me that growing up; the boys/dad would sleep in one bed and the girls/mom would sleep in another bed. That as children they would share their toys and the only bike they had, only had rims.
When I went to college; I would often stop by grandma's house and check in on her. I would sit and watch the soaps with her. She loved some Dallas.
Grandma never had much money but always gave me birthday money. Kind of made me feel bad but she wouldn't let me give it back.
Grandma lived most of her life right on Blueberry Hill Rd... or it's name now is Duncan drive in Dallas, NC. She went to church right across from there.
Grandma was a diabetic and alway loved her diet Caffeine free Cherry Dr Peppers and her moon pies.
Her father died four months before she was born. In the 1930 Census she is shown living with her step-grandfather Will Hardin and her grandmother Cindy Clark Morgan Hardin.
Grandma and grandpa fell in love the same day they meet and got married that same day and was together the rest of their lives.
Below is her obitutary
Gladys Morgan Mosteller, 84, of 1514 Duncan Drive, died May 27, 2006, at Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gastonia. She was a native of Gaston County, daughter of the late Cashen and Connie Alexander Morgan. FUNERAL: 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dallas Baptist Church
INTERMENT:
Gaston Memorial Park, Gastonia VISITATION: 6-8 tonight, Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel SURVIVORS: Sons and daughtersin-law, Robert and Charoun Mosteller of Fayetteville, Johnny and Maxine Mosteller of Clover; daughters and sons-in-law, Kathy and Mike Sronce of Lincolnton, Carolyn and Carl Hilderbrand of Gastonia, Betty and Larry Huffstetler of Dallas, Nancy and Tommy Blalock of Kings Mountain, Barbara Dellinger of Dallas and Linda Wallace of Cherryville; sisters, Melvine Rolland, Kathleen Laye, Carrie Flowers and Mandy Rolland, all of Dallas; 31 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Husband, Slyvester Lonzo Mosteller; son, Tommy Eugene Mosteller and grandson, Robert William Mosteller HONORARY PALLBEARERS: Timmy Sronce, Jacob Sronce PALLBEARERS: Gene Huffstetler, Michael Sronce, Scott Wallace, Gary Wallace, Jimmy Dellinger, Jeff Mosteller OFFICIATING CLERGY: Rev. Harry Davis, Rev. Johnny Gilreath MEMORIALS: Dallas Baptist Church, 402 W. Trade St., Dallas, N.C. 28034 ARRANGEMENTS: Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel
Parents:
Cashion Secratus Morgan 1870 – 1921
Connie Marie Alexander 1896 – 1980
Spouse & Children
Sylvester Lonzo Mosteller 1908 – 1995
Robert Wm Sylvester Mosteller 1940 –
Linda Faye Mosteller 1945 –
Betty Louise Mosteller 1947 –
Johnny Mack Mosteller 1950 –
Barbara Jo Anne Mosteller 1952 –
Carolyn Darlene Mosteller 1954 –
Kathy Marie Mosteller 1959 –
Nancy Irene Mosteller 1960 –
Tommy Eugene Mosteller 1964 – 2003
Grandma had 22 grandchildren and I never remember her having a favorite. She had 9 children and 3 miscarriages. Mom told me that growing up; the boys/dad would sleep in one bed and the girls/mom would sleep in another bed. That as children they would share their toys and the only bike they had, only had rims.
When I went to college; I would often stop by grandma's house and check in on her. I would sit and watch the soaps with her. She loved some Dallas.
Grandma never had much money but always gave me birthday money. Kind of made me feel bad but she wouldn't let me give it back.
Grandma lived most of her life right on Blueberry Hill Rd... or it's name now is Duncan drive in Dallas, NC. She went to church right across from there.
Grandma was a diabetic and alway loved her diet Caffeine free Cherry Dr Peppers and her moon pies.
Her father died four months before she was born. In the 1930 Census she is shown living with her step-grandfather Will Hardin and her grandmother Cindy Clark Morgan Hardin.
Grandma and grandpa fell in love the same day they meet and got married that same day and was together the rest of their lives.
Below is her obitutary
Gladys Morgan Mosteller, 84, of 1514 Duncan Drive, died May 27, 2006, at Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gastonia. She was a native of Gaston County, daughter of the late Cashen and Connie Alexander Morgan. FUNERAL: 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dallas Baptist Church
INTERMENT:
Gaston Memorial Park, Gastonia VISITATION: 6-8 tonight, Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel SURVIVORS: Sons and daughtersin-law, Robert and Charoun Mosteller of Fayetteville, Johnny and Maxine Mosteller of Clover; daughters and sons-in-law, Kathy and Mike Sronce of Lincolnton, Carolyn and Carl Hilderbrand of Gastonia, Betty and Larry Huffstetler of Dallas, Nancy and Tommy Blalock of Kings Mountain, Barbara Dellinger of Dallas and Linda Wallace of Cherryville; sisters, Melvine Rolland, Kathleen Laye, Carrie Flowers and Mandy Rolland, all of Dallas; 31 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Husband, Slyvester Lonzo Mosteller; son, Tommy Eugene Mosteller and grandson, Robert William Mosteller HONORARY PALLBEARERS: Timmy Sronce, Jacob Sronce PALLBEARERS: Gene Huffstetler, Michael Sronce, Scott Wallace, Gary Wallace, Jimmy Dellinger, Jeff Mosteller OFFICIATING CLERGY: Rev. Harry Davis, Rev. Johnny Gilreath MEMORIALS: Dallas Baptist Church, 402 W. Trade St., Dallas, N.C. 28034 ARRANGEMENTS: Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel
Cashion Secratus Morgan 1870 – 1921
Connie Marie Alexander 1896 – 1980
Spouse & Children
Sylvester Lonzo Mosteller 1908 – 1995
Robert Wm Sylvester Mosteller 1940 –
Linda Faye Mosteller 1945 –
Betty Louise Mosteller 1947 –
Johnny Mack Mosteller 1950 –
Barbara Jo Anne Mosteller 1952 –
Carolyn Darlene Mosteller 1954 –
Kathy Marie Mosteller 1959 –
Nancy Irene Mosteller 1960 –
Tommy Eugene Mosteller 1964 – 2003
Grandma had 22 grandchildren and I never remember her having a favorite. She had 9 children and 3 miscarriages. Mom told me that growing up; the boys/dad would sleep in one bed and the girls/mom would sleep in another bed. That as children they would share their toys and the only bike they had, only had rims.
When I went to college; I would often stop by grandma's house and check in on her. I would sit and watch the soaps with her. She loved some Dallas.
Grandma never had much money but always gave me birthday money. Kind of made me feel bad but she wouldn't let me give it back.
Grandma lived most of her life right on Blueberry Hill Rd... or it's name now is Duncan drive in Dallas, NC. She went to church right across from there.
Grandma was a diabetic and alway loved her diet Caffeine free Cherry Dr Peppers and her moon pies.
Her father died four months before she was born. In the 1930 Census she is shown living with her step-grandfather Will Hardin and her grandmother Cindy Clark Morgan Hardin.
Grandma and grandpa fell in love the same day they meet and got married that same day and was together the rest of their lives.
Below is her obitutary
Gladys Morgan Mosteller, 84, of 1514 Duncan Drive, died May 27, 2006, at Gaston Memorial Hospital, Gastonia. She was a native of Gaston County, daughter of the late Cashen and Connie Alexander Morgan. FUNERAL: 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dallas Baptist Church
INTERMENT:
Gaston Memorial Park, Gastonia VISITATION: 6-8 tonight, Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel SURVIVORS: Sons and daughtersin-law, Robert and Charoun Mosteller of Fayetteville, Johnny and Maxine Mosteller of Clover; daughters and sons-in-law, Kathy and Mike Sronce of Lincolnton, Carolyn and Carl Hilderbrand of Gastonia, Betty and Larry Huffstetler of Dallas, Nancy and Tommy Blalock of Kings Mountain, Barbara Dellinger of Dallas and Linda Wallace of Cherryville; sisters, Melvine Rolland, Kathleen Laye, Carrie Flowers and Mandy Rolland, all of Dallas; 31 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren PRECEDED IN DEATH BY: Husband, Slyvester Lonzo Mosteller; son, Tommy Eugene Mosteller and grandson, Robert William Mosteller HONORARY PALLBEARERS: Timmy Sronce, Jacob Sronce PALLBEARERS: Gene Huffstetler, Michael Sronce, Scott Wallace, Gary Wallace, Jimmy Dellinger, Jeff Mosteller OFFICIATING CLERGY: Rev. Harry Davis, Rev. Johnny Gilreath MEMORIALS: Dallas Baptist Church, 402 W. Trade St., Dallas, N.C. 28034 ARRANGEMENTS: Greene Funeral Service – South Chapel
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