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Julie Pearl Mosher
Born February 16, 1956
Halifax, Nova Scotia
On Saturday February 03, 2024 Julie Mosher sadly passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home in Scarborough, ON. This vibrant social butterfly better known to her closest and dearest as “Ma” or “Nana” sadly leaves behind her daughter Brandie Mosher, her grandsons Elijah Lewis, (Bianca) and Noah Banks – Mosher (Destiny) . She was the second youngest of 6 siblings, Charlie, Deborah, Paul (predeceased) Susan and Kevin. All born to our Queen Anastasia Elizabeth Mosher (predeceased) and husband Charles Mosher (predeceased). She will be missed by her 4 nephews Shawn, Jeff, Jovan and Tyler as well as her 5 nieces Shiane, Nadine, Nicki, LeeAnn and Trista. Throughout her 67 years Julie faced many trials and tribulations however she managed to persevere through it all relying on her faith, her wisdom and her love for her family. She will be remembered by many friends, family and even some strangers that may have crossed her path. She offered guidance and wisdom to anyone who was in need because whether in this life or the next Julie was and will remain a firework.
Funeral services for Ms. Mosher will be held at Ogden Funeral Home 4164 Sheppard Ave East, Scarborough Thursday February 15th visitation at 2pm with service to follow at 3pm . Reception will be held at 5pm at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258 located at 305 Morrish Road also in Scarborough. Friends and family are welcome to attend and for those who are unable to make it a link will be provided for online viewing of the entire service .
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Death notice for the town of: SCARBOROUGH, Province: Ontario
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