"What a wonderful man, I feel truly grateful to have known him. Our sincere condolences to you Chet and all of your family. He was truly a blessing to Aunt Shirley.....I'm sure she'll miss him."
Newport, RI - Irving L. ?Moe? Mosher, 84, of 40A Charles Street Newport, RI, died unexpectedly Thursday, February 12, 2004 at Newport Hospital Newport, RI.He was the husband of the late Amy Fairfield Daggett Mosher. Born in Newport, RI on October 18, 1919, he was the son of the late Erford Leslie and Cornelia Hull Mosher. Mr. Mosher was stationed in New Guinea serving in the Navy during World War II. He had worked for 20 years as a Front Manager at J. T. OConnells and then for 22 years as a Senior Buyer for Raytheon. Mr. Mosher was an avid salt water fisherman and an avid bowler. He was a member of the Order of Redman, and a member of St. Pauls Methodist Church, where he also served as an usher and worked in their soup kitchen. One of thirteen children he is survived by his companion Shirley Foster of Middletown, RI, his daughter Diane C. Lathan of Middletown, RI, five brothers Lloyd Mosher of Portsmouth, RI, Malcolm Mosher of Marietta, GA, Leonard Mosher of Georgetown, MA, Chester Mosher and Donald Mosher both of Newport, RI, his sister Phyllis Mulligan of Holton, ME, his grandson Michael Scott Picard of Tacoma, WA, his granddaughter Melissa Kelly Bolton of Portsmouth, RI, five great grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was the brother of the late Erford Mosher, Milton Mosher, Earl Mosher, Arthur Mosher and Nettie Mosher. His funeral will be held on Wednesday, February 18, 2004, at 10:00 AM in St. Paul United Methodist Church, 12 Marlborough Street, Newport. Burial will be in Newport Memorial Park in Middletown. Donations in his memory may be made to St. Paul United Methodist Church, Soup Kitchen, 12 Marlborough Street, Newport, RI 02840 or to the Robert Potter League For Animals, PO Box 412, Newport, RI 02840.
"What a wonderful man, I feel truly grateful to have known him. Our sincere condolences to you Chet and all of your family. He was truly a blessing to Aunt Shirley.....I'm sure she'll miss him."
"Shocked and saddened by the suddeness. Please accept our sincerest condolences... we will miss his bright smile, humor and, most of all, his ever present caring for our Shirley. Love to all"
"To all of Irving's Family and Friends . . . I share in your sorrow. Irving was a wonderful man, and I'm grateful that I had the pleasure to know him. His devotion to Aunt Shirley was truly remarkable. Irving will live forever in my heart."
"Diane and family, Your dad was loved by everyone he came in cotact with. He touched everyones life that crossed his path. He was the light of Shirleys life in even in her confusion. We all have a special place in our hearts for him. I remember playing pitch and having Sunday dinners with the two of them. we always had alot of laughs. Fondly Shelley"
"diane, i/m sorry to hear about the passing of your dad.. my regards go out to you and your family ..."
"Chet and Cindy, I am so sorry for your lost. Please give my condolences to Chet father. Dan"
"To Chet and family - we are sad to hear about Uncle Irving's passing. What a wonderful, fun loving, kind and giving man he was. I'm truly sorry for you Chet and for Shirley too - he was a blessing on this earth."
"Irving was such a wonderful man and will be sadly missed."
"Uncle Irving was a kind and loving man. He always had a smile and a good story to tell. All pets loved him for they always knew that he had food and he WOULD feed them. He will missed by all!"
"He was a wonderful person and we loved him alot. He will be greatly missed by all."
"Diane We are sorry to hear about your dad. Our thoughts are with you and your family. Love Shannon, John, Cody & Jay"
"Diana and Shirley, I'm sorry we could not be there to comfort you in your hour of need. Diana, your Dad was a good man and he will be deeply missed. This poem reminded me of him. May God Bless you both. Love, Les, Dee and Stephanie LET ME GIVE I do not know how long I'll live But while I live, Lord, let me give Some comfort to someone in need By smile or nod, kind word or deed. And let me do what ever I can To ease things for my fellow man. I want naught but to do my part To "lift" a tired or weary heart. To change folks' frowns to smiles again. Then I will not have lived in vain And I'll not care how long I'll live If I can give ... and give ... and give. -BJ.Morbitzer"
"A great and good man, that will be missed."
"Diane, we are very sorry for your loss. We have heard nothing but wonderful things about your Dad. We know how hard it is to lose a parent and we pray for you and your family. God Bless you, Bill & Karen"
"Thinking of you in your time of sorrow - may the good Lord comfort you and hold you in his arms."
"Sorry for your loss.My thoughts are with you Diane."
"May the lord comfort you in your time of greif. May he watch over you and give you peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you today and always. Reda & Augie."