Family, colleagues, and friends came together at First Baptist Church of Owasso to remember and honor Harrison Moseby. He died last week after battling a rare form of cancer, but his faith and strength set him apart.
Harrison wouldn’t want his funeral to be sad and sorrowful. He would have wanted it to be a time for others to see the goodness of God.
His wife, Mallory Moseby, was strong as nails during her speech.
“As I saw Harrison walk with God, I saw strength,” she said.
As a mother of two young girls with Harrison, she knew her faith would continue guiding her strength, just like it did for her husband.
“As we would get ready for bed, I’d often catch Harrison and Collins in bed holding hands and praying,” Mallory said. “He was teaching her at such a young age that a relationship with God and how to pray were important.”
Harrison was a light. The turnout for his service showed his strength, encouragement, faith, and friendliness touched lives near and far.
Tulsa Fire Lieutenant Jared Hanson said Harrison is an excellent example of a man, firefighter, husband, father, and faith follower.