William A. (Bill) Mosher

September 28, 1952 - February 4, 2024

September 28, 1952 - February 4, 2024

Bill passed away peacefully on a sunny Sunday afternoon with his wife and son holding his hand, and surrounded by love from family and friends.

Bill was a lover of life, with a quirky sense of humour.  An entrepreneur, a brilliant cook, a motorcycle guy, a martial arts instructor, an outdoorsman, and a musician.  He cheered for the Canucks and the Lions, and he loved to sit in the warming sun with a spy novel.  A lifetime highlight was a 2015 culinary tour in Puglia, where he learned to make cappuccino old-style.

Bill was a proud father to Nathan (Devon) and loving husband to Dale, adored his newborn granddaughter Ainsley, fun uncle, loyal friend and family man. Though brutally honest at times, he truly believed one should treat others how you want to be treated.

A celebration of life will be arranged in the Spring. Please contact the family for details.

Sincere gratitude to all the health care providers and staff on 5 South at RJH who eased his final days.

Condolences may be offered to the family below.

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34 Responses

  1. Dale and Nathan: I am so very sorry. Bill lived in Fredericton during my teen years and I have fond memories of Cindy’s little brother, Bucky and his motorcycle. The world is a lot less bright with Bill not in it but I will hold his memory in my heart as I am sure will all who knew him.

  2. May I add, Best Man at our wedding and our 2 daughter’s Godfather. Yes, the Chudiaks do have heavy hearts. We send soooo much love and light to Dale, Nate, Devon and Ainsley. RIP Bill!

  3. To the Mosher Family,

    We are deeply sorry for the loss of your father and husband. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. May his memory bring you comfort and strength during this difficult time. Hold onto the precious moments you shared and the love he imparted. Lean on your loved ones for support and know that you are not alone. May your father rest in peace, and may you find solace in the cherished memories you hold in your heart.

    Our Sympathy and Love,
    Steve and Annette Duben

  4. Dale, Nathan and family.
    So sorry to hear the sad news about Bills passing. He was one of the good guys! and a friend who I will miss.
    He was proud of his family that he loved the most.
    I was always encouraged by Bill and proud to call him friend.
    Rob Davies.

  5. It is with heavy heart we hear this news. We will always love your dedication to us all and your quirkiness regarding navigating your life.
    Dale and Nathan, our hearts are with you.!
    Rest well, Bill.

  6. My sincerest condolences to you and yours during this difficult time Nathan. Sending well wishes for a prosperous future!
    Jared

  7. We have great memories of old days with Bill.
    He used to love his warmed up sake when we got together.
    Bill provided plumbing skills at our house when we did our kitchen Reno.
    In his next career after that he sold one of our cars for us.
    Rest well, Bill !

  8. Dear Dale, Nathan, and Ainsley,

    I am deeply sorry for your loss and understand how difficult this time must be for you. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you during this trying time. I hope that you can find some comfort in knowing that you are not alone and that I am here for you if you need anything. Sending you big healing hugs to help you through this tough journey.

    Sincerely,
    Melinda

  9. Sending peace, love and comfort to Bill’s family. Deepest condolences from Amabel and JB

  10. Sending sincere condolences to Dale, Nathan and Ainsley and to his many friends and business connections.
    Thinking of you, Dale and family.

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