Bonnie F. Moseley, age 81. Sunrise June 29, 1935 in Lake, MS and Sunset January 1, 2017 in Hillard, OH.
Bonnie was a member of Friendship Baptist Church where she formerly served with the Loyal Ladies, Scholarship Group, Sunday School Teacher and Vacation Bible School.
Bonnie was preceded in death by her parents, John and Emma Page; husband, Donald L. Moseley; brothers, John Wesley Page, Ernest Page and Charlie Page and sisters, Mary Deberry, Frances Crockett and Jessie Page.
Left to cherish her memory, son, Bruce (DeAnna) Moseley; daughter Dubonna L. (Anthony) Dawkins; brother Robert (Barbara) Page; sisters, Sadie Russell and Ellen (Joseph) Sams; 6 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other family and friends.
Visitation 10:00am and Funeral 11:00am Saturday, January 7, 2017 at MARLAN J. GARY FUNERAL HOME, THE CHAPEL OF PEACE EAST, 5456 E. Livingston Ave. (one block East of Noe Bixby, turn north on Lonsdale Rd.). Interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens.
I send my deepest sympathy
LifeCare Alliance
When you speak of her, speak not with tears, for thoughts of her should not be sad. Let memories of the times you shared give you comfort, for her life was rich because of you. ~Author Unknown
Sending love and peace your way…
So sad to loose this sweet, sweet person. Bonnie always funny, loved her family so much. So proud of all of them. Glad to have meet her She’s in heaven smiling down at her family.
To: The Moseley Family.
I am sorry for your lost. May you find comfort in God’s word the Bible. Jesus said: At John 6:40 For this is the will of my Father, that everyone who recognizes the Son and exercises faith in him should have everlasting life, and I will resurrect him (her) on the last day.
May the hope and promises in this Scripture bring you comfort and strength to endure the difficult days ahead.
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Praying for you and the family. May God give you peace in your time of sorrow.
I am really sorry for the loss of your loved one. While going through the grief of his ten children, Job asked God: “If a man should die, can he live again.” Knowing the promise that God (Psalms 83 vs 18) has for our dead loved ones he answered the question: “He will call; The dead will answer” (Job 14 vs 13 – 15). May this hope of seeing your loved ones again in the near future give you comfort as you go through this difficult period.
Speaking of me from memory should warm and bless your souls. I gave all I had and wanted to give more, this my GOD truly knows. When life changes for us and for all it really will. Don’t take it with a grain of salt, sugar is the sweeter pill.
To The Family, I Give My Sincere Sorrow. What I Knew Of Bonnie, I Loved.