Obituary for Richard Demerick Mose `
Apostle Richard Demerick Mose, a native of Mobile AL, was born on February 10, 1970 to the Late Franklin Mose, Sr. and Ruth Mae Carter Mose, affectionately known as “Madear.” Apostle Mose transitioned to
his heavenly home on Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at a local hospital
surrounded by close family and friends. A Man of God, he was a beloved husband, son, father, brother, uncle,
and friend. Apostle made a positive impact on everyone he came into contact with, as he never met a stranger. He truly loved people and exemplified the love of Christ by the way he lived. Apostle enjoyed fishing and taking rides through the city, and he never left Home without his shades. He was the life of the party and would always greet you with a smile and would say “What it Do?” It gave him much joy to serve and make sure everyone around him was happy and full. He gave his life to Christ in his early years and faithfully served the Late Apostle Romie (Benita) Harris at Jesus Alive in Fairhope Alabama which later became Pathway to Destiny Ministries in Prichard Alabama. In 2010, He planted and established Life Line Worship Center, where he was the Overseer, until his transition. Apostle was blessed with a large and very loving family. He was preceded in death by his father, Franklin Mose, Sr.; beloved son, Richard D. Smith; and nephew, Darius Mose.
He leaves to cherish many joyful memories, his loving and devoted wife of twenty years, Janita Mose; beloved mother, Ruth Mae Carter Mose “Madear” both of Mobile AL; children: Courtney (Dedrick) Robinson, Caleb Smith Black, David (Shantavia )Howard, Joshua (Alysia) Howard all of Mobile AL, and Kristen (George) May of Baton Rouge, LA; sisters and brothers: Lee (Dorothy) Carter of Fayetteville, NC, Mary (Randy) Nettles of Jackson, AL, Tiffany Mose and Lisa Mose all of Mobile, AL; sister-in-law, Leesa Beechim of Mobile, AL; thirteen grandchildren; a host of very devoted nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and
cousins; devoted ministry partners: Co-Pastor Jesse (Caronda) Chatman, Sr., Pastor De’Ambro (Cassandra) Chatman, Bishop Hilbert (Cherrie)
Enlers, Jr., Pastor Benita Harris of Pathway to Destiny Ministries; a host of his beloved church members, family and friends.
his heavenly home on Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at a local hospital
surrounded by close family and friends. A Man of God, he was a beloved husband, son, father, brother, uncle,
and friend. Apostle made a positive impact on everyone he came into contact with, as he never met a stranger. He truly loved people and exemplified the love of Christ by the way he lived. Apostle enjoyed fishing and taking rides through the city, and he never left Home without his shades. He was the life of the party and would always greet you with a smile and would say “What it Do?” It gave him much joy to serve and make sure everyone around him was happy and full. He gave his life to Christ in his early years and faithfully served the Late Apostle Romie (Benita) Harris at Jesus Alive in Fairhope Alabama which later became Pathway to Destiny Ministries in Prichard Alabama. In 2010, He planted and established Life Line Worship Center, where he was the Overseer, until his transition. Apostle was blessed with a large and very loving family. He was preceded in death by his father, Franklin Mose, Sr.; beloved son, Richard D. Smith; and nephew, Darius Mose.
He leaves to cherish many joyful memories, his loving and devoted wife of twenty years, Janita Mose; beloved mother, Ruth Mae Carter Mose “Madear” both of Mobile AL; children: Courtney (Dedrick) Robinson, Caleb Smith Black, David (Shantavia )Howard, Joshua (Alysia) Howard all of Mobile AL, and Kristen (George) May of Baton Rouge, LA; sisters and brothers: Lee (Dorothy) Carter of Fayetteville, NC, Mary (Randy) Nettles of Jackson, AL, Tiffany Mose and Lisa Mose all of Mobile, AL; sister-in-law, Leesa Beechim of Mobile, AL; thirteen grandchildren; a host of very devoted nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and
cousins; devoted ministry partners: Co-Pastor Jesse (Caronda) Chatman, Sr., Pastor De’Ambro (Cassandra) Chatman, Bishop Hilbert (Cherrie)
Enlers, Jr., Pastor Benita Harris of Pathway to Destiny Ministries; a host of his beloved church members, family and friends.