Moses M.
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Moses M. Baker
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Was so sorry to learn of Mo’s passing. Dorothea, I understand completely what you are experiencing as Bob passed away 8/2011. Please feel free to call me any time you need to in the days, weeks, months ahead. Also I participate in Bluebonnet Hospice Grief Support Group if/when you are ready to join us.
Dorothea,
God be with you and your family during this time of sorrow. May He bless you with rich memories and the peace which only comes from Him.
Cynthia Redding Lawson
The word written in his biography best describe how I remember him. He was a good and decent man, always honest in business and was a joy to work with. He was a good friend.
So sorry to hear of your loss. Please know you and your family are in my prayers and throughts.
My Uncle Mo touched my life at a very young age. I remember as a little girl having a hard time learning to tie my shoes and he had the patience to teach me.
He was by far my favorite uncle and pretty much like a second dad to me. I always enjoyed being around him.
As I grew older he was still always there for me and ready to help me in any way possible. Take for instance when I wanted to grow a garden, he came with his rototiller and prepared the ground for me. Then he showed me how to make perfectly straight rows. He told me what to plant and when to plant it. It was the most beautiful vegetable garden. I had to take pictures so I would always remember the memories of creating my garden with Uncle Mo, the outcome, and the way he lovingly taught me.
Too, there was a time when I was getting ready to purchase a mobile home and his words were, " Oh, don’t do that. Let me help you build a home. " And that’s exactly what he did. So I now have a special house filled with many memories. A short while ago, he came to paint one of my bathrooms and he said, " I am so glad you kept your house! " The thought of selling it never crossed my mind.
I can’t stress enough his importance in my life and how much I loved him. And I let him know every chance I got.
My love and prayers go out to his family. He will be greatly missed. However, I am glad he is no longer in pain.
His Niece,
Diane Sais
Dear Dorothea, Terri, Keith and Shae,
We are so sorry for your loss. Mo was a very special and dear friend. He will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him. Please take comfort in the wonderful promise Jehovah has given us that soon all those in the memorial tombs will be resurrected.
Dorothea and Family,
Gene and I would like to express our sympathy. Please know that y’all are in our thoughts and prayers.
We are deeply sorry for your loss. We pray that the family is able to find comfort and peace during this difficult time.
My heart is sad because of the loss of my first cousin Moses, and my prayers and thoughts are with you all. Even though i have not seen Moses since we were little boys, i have fond memories of him. And because i inherited love of Family from My Mother, Lillie Mae Meredith McLean and his Mother Estelle Meredith Baker, my sorrow is deep and more than just words and my pray is all the Family and Friends will find peace and comfort that suroasses all understanding through our Lord and Savior,Jesus Christ.
Dorothea, Terri, Keith and family – Please know that our hearts go out to you all. We remember Mo fondly as a very kind and nice person and are so sorry for your loss. Our love and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Jim & Judy
We are sorry for your loss. Your family is in our prayers.
I will miss Uncle Mo very much. He was so kind, and had a heart of gold. He was willing to help in any way you needed. I look forward to seeing him in the resurection that Jehovah has promised us. I truly am sorry for the great loss your family has suffered. I know Jehovah will give all of you the strength to endure,and the peace of mind to make it through this.
Our thoughts and prayers go out for your loss. We loved Moe. He was one of the kindest and best people that we know. We will all miss him so much, but he is at peace now. Please take comfort in knowing that.
I am sad to hear of Moe’s passing. Moe is a honest and straight forward man. He took pride in his work and it showed, he always did his best. We worked on the same jobs together. We talked alot and became friends. He will be missed. God bless Moe and his family.