Lawrence "Larry" Henry David Mosblech, 83,
of Fayetteville, Arkansas,
formerly of Panama, Oklahoma
and St. Louis, Missouri
passed away peacefully Wednesday, February 11, 2015, at the Heroes' Haven
Veteran's Health Care of The Ozarks in Fayetteville,
Arkansas. Larry
was born April 5, 1931, the 7th of 10 siblings to the late Anthony J., and
Minerva (Campbell)
Mosblech of St. Louis, Missouri. He proudly served his country as Artillery
Staff Sergeant in the Marine Corps, Veteran of Korean War, and was awarded the National Defense
Medal. He traveled the world as a Civil
Engineer building coal power plants in Africa, Iraq, Saudi Arabia,
and United States. He spent years living in Indonesia and Thailand. After construction of the AES, Shady Point
Generation Plant he retired from engineering.
Larry was lovingly married to Trudy Mosblech for the last 25 years. They called their little
ranch home "Castle Rock" and together they owned and operated the
Green Country Motor Inn, for many years. The true loves of Larry’s life were his wife
Trudy, his son Keith, the Marines, antique cars and the St. Louis Cardinal's and
it was anyone’s guess which one came
first. He is preceded in death by his
parents, four brothers; Anthony, Robert & Richard Mosblech of St. Louis, MO., Eugene T.
Mosblech (Prescott, AZ). Two sisters; Minerva Huelsing, Sadie
Bailey (St. Louis, MO.)
Survivors
include his wife of 25 years, Trudy Marie Mosblech of the home, son Jonathan
Keith Webb of Fayetteville, AR. Sisters; Helen
O'Brien, Rose Dysart, and Skeets Baumgartner (St. Louis, MO),
several nieces and nephews. Dear friends;
Bill Ragan, Janice Thompson, George Jones, Hauns Acherman. His beloved puppies;
Bentley and Gypsy.
The family will receive friends 2-4 p.m., Saturday,
February 14, 2015 at Evans & Miller Funeral Home, 411 Dewey Ave., Poteau, Oklahoma.
Interment,
with full military honors at Jefferson Barracks National
Cemetery, 2900 Sheridan Road, St. Louis, MO.
Trudy so sorry! Prayers for you & family! Lv you. Mary Nunley howerton
ReplyDeleteMy Uncle Larry is remembered by me as handsome, sweet, loving. Saw him at the Cardinals' game two summers ago. What a great memory! My sympathy to Trudy and Keith. Have fond memories from when I was little and knew my Uncle Larry with Aunt Judy who died so young. I know he's now at peace with my other aunts and uncles including my mom (and dad). LOVE...niece Barb in St. LOUIS.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sad about Uncle Larry as is Gwen. I had no idea he was that ill. I plan on seeing you Tuesday at JB. Let me know if I can do anything.
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Donna
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