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Obituary For Meredith Merline (Murillo) Mosley
Sister Meredith Merline (Murillo) Mosley was born on December 2nd 1944. She was a native to Stann Creek, Belize City, British Honduras. She was preceded in death by her mother, Lucille Brown; father, Leopold Murillo; sister, Ethel Mae Murillo; sister, Clorine Murillo; grandmother, Paula Murillo; aunt, Carmella Murillo; and uncle, Ernesto Murillo. Losing her parents at an early age, Sister Mosley was lovingly reared by her grandmother, Paula, and her aunt, Rosita Devine. At the age of 23, she relocated to Chicago, IL. On December 25th 1972, she married her late husband Oliver DC Mosley in Chicago, IL. Dedicating her life to God early, sister Mosley found a second home when she joined Outreach Community Church. At Outreach Community Church she served as President of the Usher Board, a member of the Mission Team and Pastor’s Care Team, and one of the prayer intercessors all under the loving guidance of Pastor Shawn Woodie. A majority of her years in the work force were spent in computer operations for a number of companies and although she performed well with these facilities, what she most loved was working with people. In 2014, Sister Mosley retired from the workforce and relocated to Warner Robins GA , where she lived out the remainder of her years while attending Fellowship Bible Baptist Church under Pastor Tolan Morgan. She leaves behind her three daughters: Sharon (Daniel) Wilcox of Warner Robins, GA., Deloris LeSure of Chicago, IL. and Lisa LeSure of Chicago, IL.; two God-children: Jory (Mia) Newman and Juwann Newman; 10 grandchildren: Andre (Jessica) Jennings, Maurice Thomas, Danny Shaw, Deanna Shaw, Tierra Driskell, Kim LeSure, Kenny Tripplett , Alexix LeSure, Kenzell LeSure, and Oliver Kearney; and 16 great-grandchildren.
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