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After his retirement, Moseley published three books, ''There Is More to Preaching, Than Just Preaching,'' ''A Table Speaks,'' and From ''George W. to George W.," a reference to [[George Washington]] and [[George W. Bush]] and their roles as former presidents.<ref name=obit/>

After his retirement, Moseley published three books, ''There Is More to Preaching, Than Just Preaching,'' ''A Table Speaks,'' and From ''George W. to George W.," a reference to [[George Washington]] and [[George W. Bush]] and their roles as former presidents.<ref name=obit/>

In 1954, Moseley married the former Betty Jane Wyant, the daughter of a [[J.C. Penney]] manager originally from [[Indiana]] who was transferred to Glasgow, Kentucky. She survives him. Moseley is also survived by three children, J Lewis Moseley (Sandra), Rebekah Ellen Bragg (Darrel), and Leslie M. Watkins (Chris), and three grandchildren, Matthew Douglas Bragg, Andrew Jordan Bragg, and Haley Elizabeth Moseley. A sister, Barbara Moseley Cockrum, of Owensboro, also survives.<ref name=obit/>

In 1954, Moseley married the former Betty Jane Wyant, the daughter of a [[J. C. Penney]] manager originally from [[Indiana]] who was transferred to Glasgow, Kentucky. She survives him. Moseley is also survived by three children, J Lewis Moseley (Sandra), Rebekah Ellen Bragg (Darrel), and Leslie M. Watkins (Chris), and three grandchildren, Matthew Douglas Bragg, Andrew Jordan Bragg, and Haley Elizabeth Moseley. A sister, Barbara Moseley Cockrum, of Owensboro, also survives.<ref name=obit/>

Moseley died of [[Alzheimer's disease]] in Bowling Green. His funeral is scheduled for 11 a. m. on November 11, 2017, at Broadway United Methodist Church.<ref name=obit/> 

Moseley died of [[Alzheimer's disease]] in Bowling Green. His funeral is scheduled for 11 a. m. on November 11, 2017, at Broadway United Methodist Church.<ref name=obit/>