The world lost a good one. Bill Mosher passed away tragically at the age of 52 on February 23rd, 2024. Bill passed away at his home in Warminster, PA.
Bill will was preceded in death and was greeted in heaven by our mom, Catherine Mosher and a host of other angels in our family who have passed. We are sure he is having his ear talked off and enjoying a spot of tea with mom right now.

Bill's family will always miss him and look forward to being reunited with him. His family includes his father David Mosher, his older brother and sister-in-law Michael Mosher and Geraldine Mosher, his older sister Shannon Hunt(Mosher) and brother-in-law David Hunt and his youngest brother Patrick Mosher. Bill has three wonderful children Victoria (Torie) and the twins, Julian (Bubs) and Adalind (Addie). Bill also has several nieces and nephews who will miss him including; DeeAnna Lodzeischi(Mosher) Steven Hunt, Michael Mosher, Ryan Hunt and Kayla Hunt. Bill will also be missed by his cousin Kevin Melnicki and great niece Aurora Lodzeischi. Bill was especially blessed to have met a beautiful woman to share his life with for the past years, Darcie Stevenson, and she meant the world to him.
Bill was fiercely protective of his family and friends. He would rather take the hurt of other people into himself than let them feel that pain. Bill had a heart that was always focused on doing for others and even though he was human and made mistakes, like all of us, he never wanted to disappoint anyone and always wanted to take care of his family to the best of his ability. Bill was an amazingly funny guy and could make hearts melt with his sheepish grin because you knew something incredibly humorous was about to happen. He was always the guy who you wanted to see at family functions and parties, because you knew it was going to be a good time.

Bill loved sports, especially Philadelphia sports. Even though Bill loved the Flyers and the Phillies the Eagles were his passion and when games were on Bill loved to sit on his couch with Darcie and the kids and anyone else who could come over and intently watch the game and enjoy everyone's company. Bill loved the Eagles so much members of his family have his ringtone set as " Fly Eagles Fly" so there can be no mistaking who is calling.

When Bill was young his passion was fast cars and one of the fastest in Warminster was the 1972 Chevelle he worked on. Some of us can remember test runs down York Road between Old York Road and Jamison Street that were so fast those of us in the car aged just a little bit. Bill was also a member of DeMolay youth group and developed many friendships/brothers from all of the wonderful times during official meetings and parties. Many of the brothers will remember the pool party at the Mosher's house or Coat Room services at the Shriner parties.
Bill was fierce in taking care of his children. He would and did fight for them to be safe, happy and loved. He was a brother, son and loved one who comes along once in a lifetime and sadly for all of us he has come and gone. We know he is resting peacefully and will always be with us and we look forward to seeing him again.

A celebration of life will be held at 8 PM on Friday, March 8, 2024.

Family and friends may gather from 6 PM until service time to share fond memories.

Bill's interment will be held privately at the convenience of the family.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Bill's name may be made to the Wounded Warrior's Project ( http://woundedwarriorproject.org/) , Autism Society ( https://autismsociety.org/) , Mental Awareness Foundation ( https://www.mentalawarenessfoundation.org/ )