Bobby R. Mosley, Jr. age 32, of Forest, VA., was suddenly taken away from his family and friends on Friday, April 15, 2016 in Campbell County, VA. He was born in Lynchburg, VA on February 29, 1984 to Ellen Patterson Mosley and the late Bobby Ray Mosley, Sr.

"Bobby Ray" accepted Christ at an early age and joined the Antioch Baptist Church, Coleman Falls, VA. He was employed at Carroll's Landscaping, Inc. Having a passion for landscaping, Bobby Ray, was never afraid of hard work and getting his hands dirty. He had a deep love for his children, family and friends. Bobby Ray always had a smile on his face, could be the epitome of good manners and never met a stranger.  He lived to be the life of the party; he worked hard and played hard. He loved those he met and they to loved him.

He leaves to cherish his memory four children, Jailyn, Bryson, Makayela Mosley of Forest, VA and Olive Mosley of Roswell, GA; his mother, Ellen P. Mosley of Forest, VA; two sisters, Tamara (Julian) Robinson and Amanda Mosley both of Forest, VA; two nephews, Antonio Robinson of Lynchburg, VA and Jeremiah Robinson of Forest, VA; one niece Alexandria Robinson of Forest, VA; one adopted sister, Chanel Adgerson of Forest, VA; four aunts, Mona (Oscar) Lewis of Forest, VA., June Mosley of Bedford, VA., Jackie Mosley of Roanoke, VA and Linda Patterson of Lynchburg, VA; two uncles, Michael Patterson of Louisville, KY and David Mosley of Bedford, VA; two great aunts, Mable Lee and Gloria Williams both of Lynchburg, VA; one great-uncle, Bannat (Mary) Coles of Bedford, VA; three cousins, Stephanie (Sydney) McKenzie of GA, Chanda Mosley of Richmond, VA and Michael Patterson, Jr. of Louisville, KY; a close friend of the family, Rev. Dr. E. McKinley Taylor and a host of other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, April 23, 2016 at 1 pm at Antioch Baptist Church (Peaksville Community.) Friends may view on Friday, April 22, 2016 12-8pm at the Bedford Funeral Home. Arrangements by Bedford Funeral Home.

Life Well Lived

?A life well lived is a precious gift,
of hope and strength and grace,
from someone who has made our world,
a brighter, better place.

It's filled with moments, sweet and sad
with smiles and sometimes tears,
with friendships formed and good times shared,
and laughter through the years.

A life well lived is a legacy,
of joy and pride and pleasure,
a living, lasting memory
our grateful hearts will treasure.