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George R Moss

June 18th, 1927 - June 22nd, 2021

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George Richard Moss, 94, of Weiser, Idaho, passed away as the sun rose on June 22, 2021 in the peace and comfort of his home. “Dick,” as friends and family lovingly knew him, was born June 18, 1927, to Staten and Anna Moss in Payette, Idaho. His father was a cowboy and was happy so long as he had a horse and a dog. He also always had a horse and a dog. On the other hand, his mother did not appreciate the ranch life and convinced Staten to move the family into town. Dick took after his father and preferred the ranch life working as a cowboy when he was not in school or fulfilling his duties as senior class president. After high school, he joined the Navy, where he served for the duration of World War II. Upon returning from the war, he met the love of his life, Lillian Faye Mahan. Their first date was on August 3, 1946, and they were married on September 27th of that same year. The couple went on to have three kids, Richard, Cheryl, and Greg. Dick retired in 1982 after 33 years with Mountain Bell (U.S. West) Phone Company. During his retirement, he served as a deacon in the Church of the Redeemer in Weiser. He clocked over 10,000 hours as a volunteer at Park Intermediate School, receiving multiple accolades to include The Idaho Statesman’s Citizen of the Month for March 1999. Never one to seek the spotlight, his true reward was helping others. As a volunteer, his job description included grading papers and helping the children with everything from Band-Aids to sticky coat zippers. Even up until his death, Dick Moss would contribute $100 a month for lunch money for children who might otherwise go without. He epitomized grace and service with charm, humor, and a whole lotta kindness and will be deeply missed. This is especially true for his neighbors and family. Dick was preceded in death by his wife Lillian Moss and son Gregory Moss. He is survived by his son Richard Moss, his daughter Cheryl Smith and his sister Shirley Moss. Dick is also survived by seven grandchildren; Lance Smith, Shane Smith, Chad Moss, Courtney Newton, Devin Moss, Brandon Moss, and Matthew Moss. A celebration of life will be held for immediate family and friends on Saturday July 3, 2021. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to your favorite charity organization in Dick’s name. Arrangements under the direction of Thomason Funeral Home.

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Thomason Funeral Home

For more than 100 years, the Thomason Funeral Home has worked to help the Weiser community heal after loss. We help families plan funerals, cremation services, and celebration of life services. Our story began in 1910 when Lloyd Northam opened the doors at the site now occupied by the current Weiser Elk’s Lodge. Since then, the business has had several names, partnerships, and owners. Among them was Dale Thomason, our namesake, who began working at the funeral home in the mid-1940s and purchased the home as a family business to run with his son. At Thomason, we focus on helping your family with personalized care. We do everything we can to provide professional, compassionate support to every family that trusts us with their funeral arrangements. Along with our sister location in Ontario, Oregon, we help Treasure Valley families connect, honor, and remember their loved ones....

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