Eula Belle Wilson Mosley, 99 of Star City, died Sunday at Gardner Nursing Home. Eula was born February 18, 1911 in Cleveland County near Trigg. She was the daughter of the late Frank Carroll Wilson and Penelope Neely Wilson and stepmother Ida Simmons Wilson.
Ms. Eula was a long time employee of Moss Grocery and Smith's of Star City. She retired from Smith's in 1986 at the age of 75. While working at Smith's it was said that Ms. Eula dressed all the best dressed people in the Star City area. Ms. Eula was an only child and a "tomboy". In her youth she survived a bite from a pigmy rattler and a kick to the head by a mule. She loved to fish and her "honey hole" was Lake Belco where she caught big bream. Ms. Eula was the last of the "Golden Girls". Lucille Steed, Iris Thomasson and Ms. Eula were given the name by Sammie Mosley-Patterson. The three ladies together could make anyone feel good with plenty of laughs provided by them.
Also preceding Ms. Eula were her husband; J.J. "Jady" Mosley, who died October 18, 1974, an infant sister; Penelope Wilson and her stepmother; Ida Wilson.
Survivors include a son; Carroll Wilson Mosley and wife Juliette of Star City, a daughter; Zellie Ann Mosley of Star City, four granddaughters; Julie C. Giacomino of Bisbee, AZ, Kimberly A. Eikrem of Tucson, AZ, Susan M. Vincil of Lawrenceville, GA and Sammie L. Mosley-Patterson of Keizer, OR, five great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 10:30AM Thursday at Griffin Funeral Chapel with Bro. Dennis Dodson officiating. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 10:30AM Thursday before the funeral. Burial will be at Leek Cemetery. The family will be at the home of Carroll Mosley: 302 E. Victory, Star City, AR 71667. Memorials may be made to: First Baptist Church-Family Life Center, PO Box 368, Star City, AR 71667
Ms. Eula was a long time employee of Moss Grocery and Smith's of Star City. She retired from Smith's in 1986 at the age of 75. While working at Smith's it was said that Ms. Eula dressed all the best dressed people in the Star City area. Ms. Eula was an only child and a "tomboy". In her youth she survived a bite from a pigmy rattler and a kick to the head by a mule. She loved to fish and her "honey hole" was Lake Belco where she caught big bream. Ms. Eula was the last of the "Golden Girls". Lucille Steed, Iris Thomasson and Ms. Eula were given the name by Sammie Mosley-Patterson. The three ladies together could make anyone feel good with plenty of laughs provided by them.
Also preceding Ms. Eula were her husband; J.J. "Jady" Mosley, who died October 18, 1974, an infant sister; Penelope Wilson and her stepmother; Ida Wilson.
Survivors include a son; Carroll Wilson Mosley and wife Juliette of Star City, a daughter; Zellie Ann Mosley of Star City, four granddaughters; Julie C. Giacomino of Bisbee, AZ, Kimberly A. Eikrem of Tucson, AZ, Susan M. Vincil of Lawrenceville, GA and Sammie L. Mosley-Patterson of Keizer, OR, five great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 10:30AM Thursday at Griffin Funeral Chapel with Bro. Dennis Dodson officiating. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 10:30AM Thursday before the funeral. Burial will be at Leek Cemetery. The family will be at the home of Carroll Mosley: 302 E. Victory, Star City, AR 71667. Memorials may be made to: First Baptist Church-Family Life Center, PO Box 368, Star City, AR 71667
Eula Belle Wilson Mosley, 99 of Star City, died Sunday at Gardner Nursing Home. Eula was born February 18, 1911 in Cleveland County near Trigg. She was the daughter of the late Frank Carroll Wilson and Penelope Neely Wilson and stepmother Ida Simmons Wilson.
Ms. Eula was a long time employee of Moss Grocery and Smith's of Star City. She retired from Smith's in 1986 at the age of 75. While working at Smith's it was said that Ms. Eula dressed all the best dressed people in the Star City area. Ms. Eula was an only child and a "tomboy". In her youth she survived a bite from a pigmy rattler and a kick to the head by a mule. She loved to fish and her "honey hole" was Lake Belco where she caught big bream. Ms. Eula was the last of the "Golden Girls". Lucille Steed, Iris Thomasson and Ms. Eula were given the name by Sammie Mosley-Patterson. The three ladies together could make anyone feel good with plenty of laughs provided by them.
Also preceding Ms. Eula were her husband; J.J. "Jady" Mosley, who died October 18, 1974, an infant sister; Penelope Wilson and her stepmother; Ida Wilson.
Survivors include a son; Carroll Wilson Mosley and wife Juliette of Star City, a daughter; Zellie Ann Mosley of Star City, four granddaughters; Julie C. Giacomino of Bisbee, AZ, Kimberly A. Eikrem of Tucson, AZ, Susan M. Vincil of Lawrenceville, GA and Sammie L. Mosley-Patterson of Keizer, OR, five great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 10:30AM Thursday at Griffin Funeral Chapel with Bro. Dennis Dodson officiating. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 10:30AM Thursday before the funeral. Burial will be at Leek Cemetery. The family will be at the home of Carroll Mosley: 302 E. Victory, Star City, AR 71667. Memorials may be made to: First Baptist Church-Family Life Center, PO Box 368, Star City, AR 71667
Ms. Eula was a long time employee of Moss Grocery and Smith's of Star City. She retired from Smith's in 1986 at the age of 75. While working at Smith's it was said that Ms. Eula dressed all the best dressed people in the Star City area. Ms. Eula was an only child and a "tomboy". In her youth she survived a bite from a pigmy rattler and a kick to the head by a mule. She loved to fish and her "honey hole" was Lake Belco where she caught big bream. Ms. Eula was the last of the "Golden Girls". Lucille Steed, Iris Thomasson and Ms. Eula were given the name by Sammie Mosley-Patterson. The three ladies together could make anyone feel good with plenty of laughs provided by them.
Also preceding Ms. Eula were her husband; J.J. "Jady" Mosley, who died October 18, 1974, an infant sister; Penelope Wilson and her stepmother; Ida Wilson.
Survivors include a son; Carroll Wilson Mosley and wife Juliette of Star City, a daughter; Zellie Ann Mosley of Star City, four granddaughters; Julie C. Giacomino of Bisbee, AZ, Kimberly A. Eikrem of Tucson, AZ, Susan M. Vincil of Lawrenceville, GA and Sammie L. Mosley-Patterson of Keizer, OR, five great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be 10:30AM Thursday at Griffin Funeral Chapel with Bro. Dennis Dodson officiating. Visitation will be from 10:00 to 10:30AM Thursday before the funeral. Burial will be at Leek Cemetery. The family will be at the home of Carroll Mosley: 302 E. Victory, Star City, AR 71667. Memorials may be made to: First Baptist Church-Family Life Center, PO Box 368, Star City, AR 71667
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