Charlene Mulkey Moss
April 18, 1944 ~ July 16, 2024
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the peaceful passing of Charlene Moss on July 16th, 2024. Born in Atlanta, Georgia to her mother Elizabeth Patton and father Charles Mulkey, Charlene attended Russel High School, where she graduated in 1962. She worked in insurance and banking, as well as at Our Father's House for three years. Charlene was an example of love, light, and adventure. She will be lovingly remembered for her great love for the ocean, long walks, and the ample time she spent with her grandchildren.
Charlene is survived by Dejuan Hudson (Jay Hudson), Brian Thrailkill (Jennifer), Chris (Harley), Tiffany (Austin), Brittney (Josh), Brayden (Madison), Eli, Dannie Marx, Lee Smith, and nine great-grandchildren. Charlene is reunited with her loving husband Zeano Moss, her parents, and her five siblings.
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Sharlene was an awesome individual who loved family and loved the Lord, I only met her this year and would have loved to gotten to know her more, God has truly gained an Angel
Nana was a very loved women and I am so glad I was able to meet her and be able to love her grandson🤍
Charlene, You were an Angel on this Earth with skin on. You have earned your wings and now an Angel in Heaven. One day we’ll meet again and have a hot dog! Rest in peace my Dear Friend, my ” Guardian Angel”. 👼🙏👭
My heartfelt sympathy to the Family of Charlene. She loved you all dearly and always spoke so fondly of each of you. I wish you all strength during this most difficult time.
My heartfelt sympathy to the Family of Charlene. She loved you all dearly and always spoke so fondly of each of you. I wish you all strength during this most difficult time.
Charlene is my cousin on my mothers side of the family. I am sadden to hear of her passing and will miss her dearly. Love you Charlene.
My cousin, always filled with love, will be missed
Miss Charlene was an amazing woman this is her and Jase my son he was just a few months old worshiping Jesus at church ! She will be missed so much !
R.I.P Nana as we all knew you you fought a long hard fight and you come out a winner either way I know your in heaven with your husband and it was a great reunion haven it a beautiful place because it has a beautiful soul We will Miss you so much but we k ow your in a better place until we see you agean we love you and your memory will forever live on
With love and hugs,
Aunt Charlene’s presence in our lives was a blessing beyond measure. Her love, care, and ever-present smile illuminated the world around her, leaving an indelible mark on all who were fortunate enough to know her. She had a rare gift of making everyone feel valued and cherished, regardless of who they were. Her ability to reach out and touch hearts knew no bounds, as she warmly bestowed her favorite blessing upon all, “May God Bless You.”
Aunt Charlene’s joyful spirit was matched only by her quick wit and sense of humor. Whenever faced with the unknown, she would playfully declare, “I not know,” bringing laughter and joy to those in her presence. Her thoughtful and kind demeanor resonated deeply with all who crossed her path.
One of the most treasured times I shared with Aunt Charlene was the year we spent together when I was engaged to my husband. It was her encouragement and unwavering support that brought us together, laying the foundation for the beautiful life we share today.
Aunt Charlene’s love extended far and wide, encompassing her cherished grandbabies, whom she adored with all her being. Her love for her family was matched only by her deep devotion to her church and her beloved pastor, whom she held dear to her heart.
As we remember Aunt Charlene, let us carry forward her legacy of love, kindness, and unwavering faith. May her memory continue to inspire us to spread light and love in the world, just as she did.
Rest in Peace, dear Aunt Charlene. Your spirit will live on in our hearts forever.
Charlene, you were one of the sweetest ladies I have ever met. It saddens me that I didn’t have more time to spend with you and listen to your stories…I will forever be grateful for you loving my son, Lee, and always treating him like he was your grandson…He loved you very much and I know your memory will forever live…I know your in a better place. We love you and you will forever be missed..I made you a promise that I would tell everybody about you and the “telephone”…and I will make good on my promise…this is not goodbye…this is see you later..