BOBBIE GENE MOSLEY SR.

June 15, 1938 - September 21, 2026

"A life of faith, service, love, and devotion to family."

The Legacy and Life of Bobbie Gene Mosley Sr.

Bobbie Gene Mosley Sr. was born on June 15, 1938, to Luvina Johnson Mosley and Bee Middleton Sr. in Pineland, Texas. He later made San Augustine, Texas, his home, where he lived until his passing on September 21, 2026.

United States Marine Corps, where he faithfully served his country for 30 years. After retiring from the Marine Corps, Bobbie continued his education, earning an Associate Degree from Mountain View College, where he majored in History.

retirement. His life reflected a deep commitment to his country, his community, and helping others.

At an early age, Bobbie gave his life to Christ at Mt. Olive Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev.

Johnson. His faith remained an important part of his life, and he continued as a dedicated and faithful member until his passing.

In 1958, Bobbie married Jo Ruth Mosley. To their union, two children were born: Teray "Nette" Foster and Bobbie Gene Mosley Jr. Bobbie often expressed his gratitude to Jo Ruth for helping care for and raise his younger siblings after the passing of his mother.

Later in life, Bobbie found love and companionship with his longtime partner, Betty Hunter. For more than 22 years, they shared a beautiful and special bond. Betty was the love of his life and remained faithfully by his side, caring for him and walking with him every step of the way until he took his last breath.

Bobbie loved to cook, and anyone who knew him knew there was always something good coming from his kitchen. Some of his favorites included collard greens, cabbage, pork chops, sweet potatoes, hot-water cornbread, and so much more. His family and friends loved his cooking, but even more, they loved the man behind it.

Bobbie loved his entire family with everything he had. He possessed a heart of gold and would do anything he could for those who crossed his path. His kindness, generosity, humor, strength, and love touched countless lives. His legacy will live on through the family he cherished, the people he helped, and the many memories he leaves behind.

Bobbie leaves to cherish his memory his loving partner, Betty Hunter; his children, Teray "Nette" Foster (Barry Foster Sr.) and Bobbie Gene Mosley Jr.; his grandchildren, Janea Foster, Barry Foster Jr., Tamara Foster, Austin Foreman, and Kristina Mosley; his great-grandchildren, Daylen Foster, Kingston Foster, and Tamir Foster-Faggett; his siblings, Evelyn Adams (Michael), Phillip Mosley (Tammyer), Gregory Mosley, Robert Mosley, Oneather Johnson, Peaches Hafford (Raymond), Gloria Armstrong, Dennis Johnson (Constance), Scott Middleton (Lisa), Alfred Middleton (Courtney), Billy Ray Middleton, and LaMerle Milton; his godson, Davio Hadnot (Charmayne); along with a host of nieces, nephews, extended family members, loved ones, and friends.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Luvina Mosley; his father, Bee Middleton Sr.; his beloved bonus mothers, Ruth Harrison and Nora Lee Middleton; his sisters, Margaret Glen, Katherine Randall, and Arlethia Middleton; and his brothers, Gene Weldon Milton Sr., Bee Middleton Jr., and Phillip Jones.

Bobbie Gene Mosley Sr. lived a life of faith, service, love, and devotion to family. From serving his country as a United States Marine to serving veterans throughout his career, from caring for his family to simply sharing home-cooked meal, Bobbie gave of himself throughout his life

Though his presence will be deeply missed, the love he gave, the lessons he taught, and the lives he touched will remain forever.

His was a life well lived, a family well loved, and a legacy that will never be forgotten.