Dearest brother...a warm and loving heart as big as the sky. You will be missed so much. Rest with God.
The loss of Bobby is great and he is missed so much by his family and dear friends Mike & Karen.
Bobby was a larger than life personality, always making everyone laugh with his impersonations and all-round cheerful character. Not many people knew Bobby was also a very talented cartoonist, drawing many pictures over the years.
As children we were very close. He was the sweetest little boy and we played together all the time. Our days in Fall River MA were the very best and I hold them dear. His memory helps to fill up the hole in my heart left by his passing. You will never be forgotten brother.
Rushville Republican, Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020, Page A3:
"Robert D. Mosier
Aug. 22, 1950 - Apr. 20, 2020
Robert D. (Bobby) Mosier II, age 69, passed away recently at his residence with close friends by his side.
Bobby was born in Indianapolis IN, Aug. 22, 1950, the son of the late Bonnie Warfield and Robert D. Mosier.
Most of his life he preferred to be a "jack of all trades" but mostly worked as a carpenter and laborer in construction and farming.
Bobby is survived by a daughter Natasha Mosier of North Vernon IN; one sister, Linda Board of California; two brothers, Michael (Dana) Mosier of Milroy IN and Chris (Heather) Mosier of Greensburg IN; three grandchildren also survive. His friends will also miss him.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society www.cancer.org.
Please light a candle and share a memory or condolence online at www. ToddFuneralHome. com."
Thank you to Nancy for posting a picture of my beloved little brother.
Sincerest love and gratitude to Mike and Karen and their daughter Shannon for their love and friendship with Bobby. Bobby and Mike were like brothers and he was blessed to have him in his life. They have my complete love and admiration for their loving efforts to assure Bobby and our Mother had a beautiful tombstone. I will be forever grateful and in their debt.
The loss of Bobby is great and he is missed so much by his family and dear friends Mike & Karen.
Bobby was a larger than life personality, always making everyone laugh with his impersonations and all-round cheerful character. Not many people knew Bobby was also a very talented cartoonist, drawing many pictures over the years.
As children we were very close. He was the sweetest little boy and we played together all the time. Our days in Fall River MA were the very best and I hold them dear. His memory helps to fill up the hole in my heart left by his passing. You will never be forgotten brother.
Rushville Republican, Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020, Page A3:
"Robert D. Mosier
Aug. 22, 1950 - Apr. 20, 2020
Robert D. (Bobby) Mosier II, age 69, passed away recently at his residence with close friends by his side.
Bobby was born in Indianapolis IN, Aug. 22, 1950, the son of the late Bonnie Warfield and Robert D. Mosier.
Most of his life he preferred to be a "jack of all trades" but mostly worked as a carpenter and laborer in construction and farming.
Bobby is survived by a daughter Natasha Mosier of North Vernon IN; one sister, Linda Board of California; two brothers, Michael (Dana) Mosier of Milroy IN and Chris (Heather) Mosier of Greensburg IN; three grandchildren also survive. His friends will also miss him.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society www.cancer.org.
Please light a candle and share a memory or condolence online at www. ToddFuneralHome. com."
Thank you to Nancy for posting a picture of my beloved little brother.
Sincerest love and gratitude to Mike and Karen and their daughter Shannon for their love and friendship with Bobby. Bobby and Mike were like brothers and he was blessed to have him in his life. They have my complete love and admiration for their loving efforts to assure Bobby and our Mother had a beautiful tombstone. I will be forever grateful and in their debt.
Dearest brother...a warm and loving heart as big as the sky. You will be missed so much. Rest with God.
The loss of Bobby is great and he is missed so much by his family and dear friends Mike & Karen.
Bobby was a larger than life personality, always making everyone laugh with his impersonations and all-round cheerful character. Not many people knew Bobby was also a very talented cartoonist, drawing many pictures over the years.
As children we were very close. He was the sweetest little boy and we played together all the time. Our days in Fall River MA were the very best and I hold them dear. His memory helps to fill up the hole in my heart left by his passing. You will never be forgotten brother.
Rushville Republican, Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020, Page A3:
"Robert D. Mosier
Aug. 22, 1950 - Apr. 20, 2020
Robert D. (Bobby) Mosier II, age 69, passed away recently at his residence with close friends by his side.
Bobby was born in Indianapolis IN, Aug. 22, 1950, the son of the late Bonnie Warfield and Robert D. Mosier.
Most of his life he preferred to be a "jack of all trades" but mostly worked as a carpenter and laborer in construction and farming.
Bobby is survived by a daughter Natasha Mosier of North Vernon IN; one sister, Linda Board of California; two brothers, Michael (Dana) Mosier of Milroy IN and Chris (Heather) Mosier of Greensburg IN; three grandchildren also survive. His friends will also miss him.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society www.cancer.org.
Please light a candle and share a memory or condolence online at www. ToddFuneralHome. com."
Thank you to Nancy for posting a picture of my beloved little brother.
Sincerest love and gratitude to Mike and Karen and their daughter Shannon for their love and friendship with Bobby. Bobby and Mike were like brothers and he was blessed to have him in his life. They have my complete love and admiration for their loving efforts to assure Bobby and our Mother had a beautiful tombstone. I will be forever grateful and in their debt.
The loss of Bobby is great and he is missed so much by his family and dear friends Mike & Karen.
Bobby was a larger than life personality, always making everyone laugh with his impersonations and all-round cheerful character. Not many people knew Bobby was also a very talented cartoonist, drawing many pictures over the years.
As children we were very close. He was the sweetest little boy and we played together all the time. Our days in Fall River MA were the very best and I hold them dear. His memory helps to fill up the hole in my heart left by his passing. You will never be forgotten brother.
Rushville Republican, Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020, Page A3:
"Robert D. Mosier
Aug. 22, 1950 - Apr. 20, 2020
Robert D. (Bobby) Mosier II, age 69, passed away recently at his residence with close friends by his side.
Bobby was born in Indianapolis IN, Aug. 22, 1950, the son of the late Bonnie Warfield and Robert D. Mosier.
Most of his life he preferred to be a "jack of all trades" but mostly worked as a carpenter and laborer in construction and farming.
Bobby is survived by a daughter Natasha Mosier of North Vernon IN; one sister, Linda Board of California; two brothers, Michael (Dana) Mosier of Milroy IN and Chris (Heather) Mosier of Greensburg IN; three grandchildren also survive. His friends will also miss him.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society www.cancer.org.
Please light a candle and share a memory or condolence online at www. ToddFuneralHome. com."
Thank you to Nancy for posting a picture of my beloved little brother.
Sincerest love and gratitude to Mike and Karen and their daughter Shannon for their love and friendship with Bobby. Bobby and Mike were like brothers and he was blessed to have him in his life. They have my complete love and admiration for their loving efforts to assure Bobby and our Mother had a beautiful tombstone. I will be forever grateful and in their debt.
