Saturday, November 12, 2016
I was saddened to hear of Mo's passing and even sorrier to hear that he didn't want any service. I'm sure that any of his former classmates or people who's lives he touched would have come out in droves. Dave Burns was right. Mo was a good field goal kicker and #49 even had a song written about him by his fellow high school football team, part of which went - "yes we love the Moto man who lives in aisle B". "Aisle B" being the aisle he used to dress in for football practice in the locker room.Gary, who was the first of us to turn 18 used to buy us our beer on the weekends. My history teacher, Mr.Warchol even mentioned it one time during class. "It's not unusual to drive thru Clinton on a friday night and see Gary Mosher with a large package under his arm and several little ducklings following him down the street". I worked with Gary at Sunset Hill Cemetary for 2 seasons in the 60's and we had alot of good times together. I can remember Mo mowing the lawns and singing at the top of his lungs as he walked along. One song in particular was Guitar zan by Ray Stevens.I would be grateful to be informed of Mo's final resting place. He's left us now, but for many of us we will always love the Moto man who once lived in aisle B. Rest in peace my friend. Wayne Ford
