Jacquelyn Ann Mosher
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A memorial service for Jacquelyn Ann Mosher, 87, Lawrence will be held 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at First Christian Church in Lawrence. Private family graveside services will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. She died October 25, 2013 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
Jackie was born May 18, 1926 in Ft. Smith, Arkansas the daughter of Lawson Lee and Eula Mae (Biggs) Towry.
She received a Bachelor of Music degree in organ from Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma.
Jackie was a homemaker and served Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) as President of C.W.F. and served churches in Kansas, Iowa and Illinois as organist, pianist, choir director and lay leader while her husband served these ministries as pastor. Jackie retired in Lawrence in April 1986 and became a member of First Christian Church of Lawrence serving as an elder and in many other capacities.
She married Clyde E. Mosher, on December 19, 1947 in Wichita, KS. He preceded her in death September 16, 2008.
Her legacy continues on in her church community at First Christian and in her family– four sons: David and wife, Edna, Lawrence; Richard and wife, Shirley, Sioux Falls, SD; Paul and wife, Kathleen, Lawrence; James, Topeka, KS; a daughter-of-choice, Debby Mosher, Lawrence; seven grandchildren, Philip, Stephen, Sarah, Nicholas, Jon and Kassia Mosher and Suzanna Green; six great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Jackie was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, and several brothers-in-law and sisters-in law.
The family will greet friends immediately following the memorial service at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made in her name to First Christian Church and may be sent in care of the Mortuary.
All of us at FCC will miss Jackie. She was a true servant of God.
My prayers go out for her family and friends.
So sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one. I too have experienced that deep pain of loss. So, I look for ways to comfort others. I hope that you may find comfort in Job 14:14,15, which assures us that Almighty God has not only the power, but the desire to resurrect our dear loved ones.
Jackie was an inspiration and encouragement to me for many years. I used her guidance and support. The Church will miss the spiritual presence of Jacquelyn Mosher.
What a lovely woman your mother was. My thoughts are with you during your time of sorrow.
Jim, you look like your mom. Must have inherited her talents as well. I empathize with your loss. May you find comfort in memories, family & friends.
Jim, I am so sorry at your loss. Even though you’ve had your mom for a long time, it is never easy to say goodbye. May your sorrow soon be replaced by the best of memories. I am holding you in my heart.
I did not know Mrs. Mosher personally, but she must have been an excellent musician and performer. Her son James is a marvelous musician, performer, and conductor. She must have been very kind and generous as well, because James is a most kind and generous colleague.
Jim, I am so sorry for your loss.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sorry to hear about your Mom. We know you will miss her; all your memories will come out in your music and the music she loved
Dear Debbie, Sarah and your family members,
I am so very sorry to hear of your loss; Jackie will indeed be missed. She served Him well, and it was a blessing to have known her. You are remembered in my prayers.
Thank you to the family for sharing Jackie with Drury Place At Alvamar. She was and always will be a living inspiration to everyone that she has met. I always said that I couldn’t feel any closer to God than when I was with her. She will be missed, but what a legacy she has left. Love you Jackie!!
To Paul Mosher and the Mosher Family,
Sorry for the loss of your Mother. Enjoyed the times I would come over to your house when we were in high school.
My prayers and condolence goes to the Mosher family. Hope all family members and friends find comfort in Jehovah Gods message found in John 5:28, 29. According to Jehovah’s promise, Mrs. Jacqueline, though sleeping in death, has the hope of the resurrection to enjoy life again on this same earth (Ecclesiastes 1:4; Psalms 104:5). Again please accept my condolence.