This really upset me to see this morning. DR. MOSELY THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING, FOR PUSHING ME TO BE BETTER AND WANT BETTER. FOR ALL THE LATE NIGHTS AND EXTRA LABS I THANK YOU! ITS BECAUSE OF YOU, I AM THE CLINICAL MANAGER I AM TODAY! I LOVE YOU MOSELY! THANK YOU AND TO YOUR FAMILY THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VERY INTELLIGENT MAN WITH THE WORLD! 
😪😪😪😪

I only found out about this today when shared by our high school classmate. I am truly sorry and send condolences for your loss.  He was a wonderful classmate. 
Lynne Boatright
Groves High School
Class of 1970

Just saw that Leighugh passed. I’ve often looked to find him on FB or asked for him at reunions. Fond memories of playing baseball and attending school together from elementary grade in PW Ga. RIP old friend and my condolences to his friends and family. Sincerely, Lee Morgan

Linda, Alyssa, Layken, & Jackson
 Some people come into our lives 
and quickly go.
Others stay for awhile…..
Leave footprints on our HEARTS and
We are never ever the same.
With  deepest sympathy, love, &
understanding of your pain at this difficult point time.  
SEE JOHN’S SMILE AS THE GREAT 
PHYSICIAN EMBRACES HIM AT THE
FOOT OF THE CROSS AND SAYS 
“WELL DONE MY GOOD AND FAITHFUL 
SERVANT “
Our love to each of you, K and Richard

Dr. Moseley will be missed by the whole ECPI Greensboro campus. Every time he talked to me, he wanted to find ways to make things better for the students, and for the students to better themselves. He was very, very committed to the students doing well when they entered the medical field. He would go out of his way to speak to a student and to encourage them to do their very best, or to try harder. He always thought people could push themselves to do more, and that they should work harder and learn more. I will miss his fierce dedication to  his own opinions, his helpful nature, his sense of humor, his work ethic, and  his presence here on the campus. Prayers for his family, loved ones, and friends.

Dr. Moseley was a stern but truly soft  and compassionate professor. He had a genuine love for teaching and mentoring  his students and colleagues.

Thank you for pouring compassion, knowledge, and boosting confidence into the medical assisting  students and everyone  else you came across. It was truly admirable to witness. Thank you for always lending a listening ear and I enjoyed our conversations about family and  life.

I will never forget how he would always express his opinion with all types of colorful language. At times he got so upset with me and would storm out of my office  mad as a wasp! Then call or come back later and talk it out. He  was always going to advocate for his students right or wrong. He was an intelligent, dependable, kind hearted man!  Rest easy Dr. Moseley you are loved and will be missed! 

Shaquinta Platt former ECPI colleague

Send so much love and prayers to the whole family! Dr. Moseley (Pops) was my professor at ECPI but if you let him tell you he was my “Pops” when I step a foot into the school! While attending ECPI Dr. Moseley promised me a few things and that was to make sure I passed understanding everything in the book and developing me from a boy to a man. He kept his promises helping me even after school hours! As I continue my journey in the medical field I can’t help but thank him for taking time out of his day to help me. Helping me become the nurse I am today I wouldn’t be here without him. I thought about giving up on this career journey a couple times during the school years but he wouldn’t let me. Actually he wouldn’t even let me have a single thought about it. Dr. Moseley challenged me knowing I could do it and believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself! Helping me after I graduated and answering every call when I reached out! You were and always will be an inspiration and role model not only to me but to everyone who came across your path! I love you Pops and forever thankful for you!

Leihugh was one of the best people in my life. We would argue over the silliest things and act crazy around each other. He lit up a room in a heartbeat because of his kind heart and his silly personality. Leihugh was one of the kindest souls there was, always doing for others. I’ll forever miss going out to eat every weekend and coming home from shopping and showing him all my clothes. I know he’s better in Heaven and isn’t in pain anymore but he’ll be missed by so many down here forever!!!

Sending condolences to the Moseley family and close relatives.  
Dr. Moseley was a great man!  He gave such great advice and was a great listener.  He will be missed dearly.  

His colleague and friend, Ms. Catrina Rouse (ECPI University)

I’ll miss you so much especially  summer time and the front porch sitting lol listening to your crazy jokes and laughs, you always kept us laughing. You were so much fun to be around.

You will be missed so much, when I come to NC the front porch sittings will never be the same. You always kept me laughing I loved the laughs and jokes you were just a pleasure to be around. I’ll miss you Doc!!

Dr. Moseley reminded me of the times my own father knew. He was someone I truly enjoyed and loved how he taught. I was new to the college world and he made sure I knew it was up to me to accomplish what I wanted. He seemed so hard at times ,but such a soft shell under it all. He genuinely cared for his students that he saw potential in and ones that he knew he could help. He was honest, but he loved a good laugh. His sense of humor was always in the class. Everyone he taught at ECPI  they either struggled because  he pushed them  to their potential, or he just genuinely wanted to get know you as an individual  I will say I saw the love of a father when he spoke of his son Jackson I could tell it went very deep. When he mentioned his son in our conversations I knew that Jackson was the apple of his eye. We had many one on one conversations about life and what fulfilled us and what can be overcome . I will say he meant what he said always and he knew how to read a room. My last conversation I had with him was memorable. Sitting in front of the computer at the lab, I told him I was nervous about my next steps he looked at me like seriously Whitney? I am glad I went in to talk to him one last time. You never know when it’s the last time. I did tell him in that conversation that it was time to retire. He looked at me and said I think you’re right. He was an awesome instructor and it  was such an honor to be apart of his teachings. There is so much more I could say I just know he could out work out study and out care any instructor/ teacher you could come across. I still wish I could have called him while I was out doing what he taught me to do. I know that he is with Jesus now a far better place to be.

You were my morning, my night and all the hours in between!!  I love you sweetheart!!

Dr. Mosley was a good man.  Never want to speak ill, he consciously took the best interest of everyone to heart.  He inspired many students, pushing  them to always do their best.  Dr. Mosley thank you for sharing your life with us

Dr Moseley I will never forget you. You were the best  teacher at Ecpi I went there not knowing if I was gonna pass the test . You never gave up on me and i became a RMA with your guidance and  teaching. I will miss u greatly my friend heart is broken truly broken and you will forever hold a special place in my heart always.
Take your rest mission completed. Love you John Moseley 

Frieda Summers, RMA  student 2021

Leihugh was my ex-husband and my son’s father. And what a father he was. Our son, Jackson was an absolute miracle because Leihugh was told he couldn’t have kids.  When Jackson arrived, he was our most treasured gift and Leihugh wanted to show him off to everyone. He took him everywhere he went, even the hospital for his patients to see. There wasn’t a school event, baseball game, basketball or soccer game the man ever missed. He was Jackson’s biggest cheerleader and supporter of all things.  As a mother, it’s everything you hope for your child to have.  Watching our son lose the man he counted on and worshipped was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. It seems surreal still, but Jackson is a strong young man and he will garner strength from all of the good memories he and his Dad shared. My heart aches for him but he knows how much he was and IS loved. May God give him the gift of strength and acceptance. We love you so much.

Deepest sympathy to Jackson and Linda. Dr. Moseley was an amazing educator. The best medical assistants in the Greensboro area graduated under his tutelage. It was an honor to work with him at ECPI.

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John Leihugh Moseley

December 18, 1951 – September 29, 2024

Bunch-Johnson Funeral Home

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