Ben and my father, Edwin Taylor, were friends. He loved his Dr pepper and lemon meringue pies! I still remember his orange vw with the dr pepper logo lol. Sorry to hear this many years later that he passed.

So sad i think of nen a lot i actually quit going to church when he moved away just was not the same he baptised me and i along wirh so many others will never forgey him god bless his wife who was so kind and his 3 lovely girls who were so sweet i remember all of them so well he was truly one of a kind

Dear Donna,
I, and my entire family, Mother, Janna, and  Stephen were  so saddened to learn of Ben's death.  He influenced all of us and we all will cherish our memories of him from FBC in Muskogee.  I had to smile when I saw a great grandson......finally a boy:)!!!!!  Much love to you and all the family.

Linda (Allen) Neilson Euting

Ben was such a great man and will truly be missed.  I had the pleasure of working with him for years and will always remember his wanting to drink a Dr Pepper whenever we would meet! He also had a smile that would light up his face. He will always serve as an inspiration to me.

I am so sorry to hear about such a great loss. As I have affectionatly called him Pastor Mosley from our 1st meeting, I will always remember his as that. He is one of three people that has left a hugh impression on my life and Ministry. I will never forget him. He has been a great friend. My Prayer are with the family.

Larry Ellis - Pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church.

Ben is my precious uncle Joe's brother...But he was also my father's close friend...Joe, Ben and dad had such a sweet fellowship...I absolutely loved seeing their interactions...I can only imagine what that reunion was like when dad and Ben were able to pick up where they left off...I can assure you there was a lot of laughter...If I know dad he was probably very insistent on wanting to show Ben all that he has discovered these past few years...Ben probably shook off his hand and said "Wait a dog gone minute, Jim. Let me catch my breath first."...

My Grandpa was probably the coolest Grandpa ever. He went on mission trips all over the world. He was an artist. He even fought in the Korean War! I have so many sweet memories of my Grandpa from the annual trips my family took from Alabama to Oklahoma... Going to see the massive horse called "Big Ben" at a horse stable, racing his planes down the hall way, looking into his shed while he was doing yard work, and then looking at all his neat collectable cars and that glass chess set...I'll miss him a lot, but I know where he is, the only thing on his mind will be worshiping God.

Donna, I was shocked to hear on Saturday night that Ben had passed away.  I am glad I got to talk to you and the girls this summer.  Melanie and I will be praying for you and your family.  I enjoyed my time at Highland Hills as the Music Minister when Ben was the pastor.  He taught me many things I will remember throughout life.  Let us know if there is anything at all we can do for you.  John and Melanie Schantz

Ben saw the world through God's Eyes.  He certainly saw things in me I didn't see in myself.  It has been said; I wouldn't be who and where I am today if not for Ben.  It's true. He was a Pastor in every sense of the word.  I look forward to sitting with him at the feet of Jesus in Glory because that's where he'll be, praising God and continually praying for those that will follow him there.

Doesn't Ben have a brother named Joe W. Mosley just wondering?

This old world was a much better place because of Ben Mosley.  Talk about a man's man.  No b-o-y, he showed all us young men at Trinity Baptist OKC how to be a good man, show respect to women, be cool, have fun and devote your life to following Jesus Christ.  Thank you Ben Dover for all the fun memories and lasting education.  You made a huge impact on many of us far and wide in this world.  Much love, Dale and the whole TBC gang

Ben was not only my pastor and coworker but a very dear friend. He taught me many things in the ministry by his example but even more importantly, on a personal level, knowing him enhanced my ability to enjoy life
and love people unconditionally. I feel so blessed to have worked with him for 14 years.
We had lots of fun and accomplished some good things for God's kingdom as well.

My respect and love for Ben goes very deep.
Bill

We appreciate all Ben did for my dad-jim

Praying for your family-sue

Brother Ben loved people where they were, with a pastor's heart. His ministry has influenced families and generations. He was "our family pastor." It was our privilege to know this godly man. We will be praying for Donna, Lisa, Lydia and Laura in the coming days.
Randall, Charlotte and Brian Hunter

Ben, working for you at Highland Hills Baptist Church was my pleasure.  You will be missed.  Your ministry work was always serving God first.  

                                                                         Helen Minton Foster

Ben's ministry to the youth at Trinity Baptist, OKC, was a huge blessing and privilege to experience.  I was one of the youth when he began his work there.  The fellowships, retreats, recreation, and other activities were not only fun and memorable, but because of Ben's Christian leadership we were bonded forever and strengthened in our own growing faith.  The Saturday night Bible studies were life-changing for me.  I am so grateful for the enrichment of my Christian walk because of his ministry.  He will be one of the first people I'll look up when I get to Heaven!  My prayers and condolences for Donna, Lisa, Lydia, Laura, and family.

OBITUARY

Ben Doyle Mosley Jr.

September 7, 1931 – November 14, 2013

Bill Merritt Funeral Service

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