Gary J. Mosher

Birth date: Oct 15, 1950 Death date: Oct 29, 2011

Gary J Mosher died at home peacefully surrounded by family & friends on Saturday, October 29, 2011. He was a wise & truthful man with a lot of love for family. He was born on October 15, 1950 in Hartford, Connecticut. He resided i Read Obituary

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Kady Mosher

713w ago

To the love of my life,How do I even begin to tell you how much my love for you is, and how dearly I miss you. It has now been 3 months since you have left to be with the lord, How blessed you are! I know how hard it was for you the last year, that we walked that road together. You shared with me the mental, physical and emotional pain you were in, when you were able to do so. I thank God daily for putting you in my life. You were my strength, my confidant, my best friend, my soul mate, my husband , MY EVERYTHING! There is one thing we did share before you leaving me. I want you to know I hold that secret very dear to my heart. And with all the pain of losing you, my love I am so greatful you gave me the strength to be my own person. I am so thankful you are at peace now. I will forever love you and miss you. You'r Wife,

Roger/Dottie Daniels

723w ago

We will never forget the times we've shared.......A valued friend......A great uncle......We love and miss you dearly.

John Depasquale

725w ago

I have to say you diffinately had a contagious laugh. Wish we saw more of you and say Hi to Grampa, Grandma and Uncle Roger Love you Johnny

Janice Rodrigue Norton

726w ago

Dear Kady, Donna & Jack, Denise & Ron, Chris & Beth, grandchildren and all of the family, I send you my deepest heartfelt sympathy. There isn't an ill word that could ever describe Gary. His contagious laugh and humor were always so genuine. His care and concern for family and friends was always sincere. As he was so young, it seems he was only here for a short time, but he left such a tremendous impact on all of the lives he touched. Being with Gary, was like being with a little bit of Florida sunshine. Even though we didn't see each other often, I'll miss him.

Karen Rodrigue Maidlow

726w ago

I'll always remember my cousin Gary fondly. He introduced me to the music of the Beatles (I want to hold your hand) and made me laugh. I was so grateful to spend some time with him in Florida years ago (and enjoy an ice cream cone together). He left this earth too young. Prayers and love to his family.

Linda Rodrigue-Albro

726w ago

My dear cousin Gary, I will always remember the great fun we had growing up together in Connecticut. I have such fond memories of you, your wonderful smile and laughter brings a smile to my face. You have left us way to soon, please rest in peace, Katy, Donna, Jack, Denise, Ron, Christopher, Beth and all your children, my prayers and thoughts are with you all at this sad time.

Donna Depasquale

726w ago

It isn't fair that you left us at such an early age. I know that you will find peace with mom, dad & Roger. We will always be gratefull that you left us with your two beautiful children, I will be there for them always. Brother,I love you and will miss you.

Suzie Rodrigue White

726w ago

I was sad to hear the news about my cousin. It seems like yesterday we were kids in Connecticut. I know he will be missed by all his family and friends. I still smile when I think of Aunt Gertie and Uncle Eddie and how they were the life of the party and boy could they dance. Had a great time at the dog track in Key West and I still remember Uncle Eddie's numbers were 3 and 6. He would laugh and he and Gary were so much alike. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. This should be a reminder to us all to reach out to each other and stay connected. Life is short and precious.

Landon & Danielle Wood

726w ago

Chris, Beth Jeremy and Family, Very sorry for the loss of your father/grandfather. We know how hard it is and that you will get through this with the faith that you have. He is walking beside our Lord and Savior now and what a better place to be now in Heaven. Our love and prayers are with your family at you time of sorrow.

Nick Depasquale

726w ago

Uncle Gary always made a solid attempt to break the silence with comedy, and a slight smell of motor oil. We will miss you funny man.

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