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      Obituary
    
    
    Raymond Brandon Moser 
    (July 7, 1921 - October 14, 2015)
     
      
     
    Raymond Brandon Moser, 94, of 
    Huntington, West Virginia, passed away on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 at the 
    Woodlands Health Care. Raymond was born in Boulder, Colorado to William R. 
    and Myra H. Moser. He came to Huntington with his parents in 1925, where he 
    graduated from Huntington High School in 1939, and began work with Quaker 
    State Oil Co., in St. Albans, WV. Ray married Juanita Mae “Tiny” Moser, also 
    of Huntington, on November 30, 1945. The couple lived in the Highlawn area 
    of Huntington and later at The Woodlands Retirement Community until his 
    death. Raymond joined the US Army Air Corps in 1942, serving for 30 months 
    in the South Pacific during WWII, where he received two unit citations and 
    nine battle stars. In 1946, he joined Carroll Trucking and Equipment, Co. as 
    Parts Manager, and retired from their successors, World Wide Equipment, Co. 
    in 1984.Ray enjoyed visits and outings with family or their many friends in 
    Huntington and elsewhere, particularly group vacations to the beach and 
    picnics at Riverside Swim Club. He loved to read, golf and play cards, 
    Sunday drives around the tri-state area, and especially visits with their 
    son or grandsons and families. His upbeat sense of humor will be remembered 
    by many and missed by us all. He is survived by one son, W. Scott Moser, and 
    his wife Catherine in Edenton, NC; grandson Eric B. Moser of Alexandria, VA; 
    and grandson Geoffrey M. Moser, his wife Kelly, and great grandsons Colton 
    Malcolm Moser and Beckett Shaw Moser, all of Eagle, CO. He is predeceased by 
    his wife Juanita Mae Moser of Huntington, his parents and one sister, Helen 
    Sharer of Albuquerque, NM. It is suggested that those wishing to honor Ray’s 
    memory send gifts to The Cabell County Public Library. The family would also 
    like to express their sincere thanks to the management and health care staff 
    at The Woodlands Retirement Community for the loving care and comfort 
    provided to Ray during his final years. 
    
      
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