Kyle Mosley Don and his father, Joe Jr. visit New York.

Stephanie Free

Kyle Mosley The Great Migration

Kyle Mosley High School

Lauren Mosley

Kyle Mosley

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Dianne Watkins

Kyle Mosley

Kyle Mosley Taylor Holt's going away party

Thomas Walters

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Dianne Watkins

Joycelyn Peetr We love you more than words can express. You will truly be missed.

Dianne Watkins Cousin love Dianne Donald and Kita

Kyle Mosley Memorial Day Weekend 2016

Kyle Mosley

Thomas Walters

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Pamela Nesmith (Coleman)

Kyle Mosley Don's 60th birthday!

Deborah Dale

Dianne Watkins

Dianne Watkins

Shamiah Pearson

Gregory Mosley

Shamiah Pearson

Dianne Watkins

Dianne Watkins

Kyle Mosley

Gregory Mosley

Gregory Mosley

Gregory Mosley

Kyle Mosley

Maurice Blandin Donald will truly be missed! In the short amount of time I've known him, he's had a positive impact on my life and my family; my kids who he would always have an educational question for, and I small monetary reward if they answered correctly, fixing my mother's car, taking my niece back and forth to college the past two years or helping Sabrina and I out during a time of need. Always positive and stirring up a conversation that would get you to think. I remember one time he came over to the house to work on Sabina's car. I looked out the window. I saw his truck so I went outside to greet him, but he was not by his or her car and from a distance I see him coming down the street and picking up trash. lol I shook my head and we greeted as we always did with a hug and a "what's up cuz". That's just one of many memories I have of him. I will miss the conversations, where we shared everything from religion to politics, love and relationship, health and wellness, cars, traveling, and popping popcorn on the stove.

Maurice Blandin

Gregory Mosley

Gaye "Mannett" Foster Donald, My Brother/My Friend, You were like a brother to me. You were family. I could always count on you to make me laugh when I needed a good laugh, ….to talk to when I needed someone to share my good times and not so good…..to be there….you were always there whenever I needed you without judging but willing to do whatever you could do and would help in anyway. The last few years of my life were challenging; didn't tell you because I knew you would be trying to do whatever you could to help make it right. But what you didn't know is that it was God's will for us be separated during those times. I am sure He is telling you all about it now. I will truly miss you. You were one of the best!!! … May your soul rest in heaven with our Heavenly Father. Until we meet again; Much Love, Your Sister/Friend

Lauren Mosley At Kyle and Lauren's Wedding

Joycelyn Peete

Val Free A couple of years ago you sent me a letter titled “I Will Always Love You”, where you quoted every word to the song sang by Whitney Huston and written by Dollie Parton. That letter resonates with me now more than ever. In that letter you list some of your fondest memories of us. I responded with mine at the time, but today I would like to say I am taking these memories with me. • I was a teenage mother with I had Chris. We met when he was ten years old. You immediately saw the need for a male figure in his life and stepped in and became a father figure to him. You were there for every graduation in one way or another, always rewarding him for every milestone. You still kept in contact with him. Because your influence he is a 30-year-old, educated black man who enjoys traveling. Keeping our cars cleaned, and running. • The many vacations to different places around the country, camping, motorcycle road trips, hang out at the beach, clubbing, cook-offs, festivals, etc. • Thanksgiving 2008 holiday celeb

Val Free • Thanksgiving 2008 holiday celebration at your cousin Tori's house where quite a few of your family members came. We had a ball. • For the trips to see my family when my funds were tight, and I could not afford to see them very often. • The compliments to boost my self-esteem when life would take the wind out of me. • The times when we would cook together for family and friends. • Installing closet organizers in all my closets. That was a project. You got better by the closet. • The 7 Up cake recipe, as you already know it always received rave reviews. • For the banana pudding challenges between you and me, that I would always win. I mastered that recipe and, because of you, now I going to get a food truck and take it on the road. • Your family recognized my lost and accepted Chris and me as your extended family. As you stated in a voicemail to me last year “There were some very, good positive things occurred when you and I connected together.” I Will Always Love You.

Val Free My dearest Donald, for weeks I just have not been able to express my feelings. Digesting you are not here any longer is one of the hardest things I have ever had to do in my life. We had a bond that would not break. We were homies, lovers, and friends in different stages of our 21-year relationship. One thing for sure we loved and cared for one another during the good, bad, and ugly times of this thing called life. As I sit here in disbelief that I will never physically touch, laugh, received a sentimental letter, email or voicemail, or even have a heartfelt conversation with you again saddens me. Or even give you a crazy nickname that reflects your personality that we laugh and joke about breaks my heart. As I sit, thinking about the years of history we shared and how you are a large part of my life story; I want to thank you for good times, lessons learned, laughs, tears, and love.

Joycelyn Peete