Obituary of Earl Lincoln Mosley, Jr.

Earl Lincoln Mosley, Jr., 50, of Turnersville passed away peacefully on Friday, August 14, 2020 at Inspria Medical Center-Woodbury surrounded by his loved ones. Born in Bridgeton to Barbara Jones Mosley and the late Earl L. Mosley, Sr., he was the fiancee of Trina Anderson and was previously marred to Antonette Terri Matthews. Earl was born and raised in Bridgeton where he attended Bridgeton Public Schools. Earl had been most recently employed by Wastequip Co. in Williamstown as a metal fabricator. He was a member of Christlike Ministries of Deliverance International in Vineland. In his free time, Earl loved to attend family barbecues, playing with his nieces and nephews, playing basketball and talking on the phone and spending time with his fiancee, Trina. He was also an avid sports fan especially of the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Lakers. His family also said he loved to sneak candy and snacks to all of the kids. He is survived by; his son, Tyshaun Jamar Mosley; his mother, Barbara Mosley of Turnersville; his fiance, Trina Anderson; his former wife, Antonette “Terri” Matthews; his siblings, Vergil Jones, Sr, (Erie), Chantel Stafford (Darek), Earlene Mosley Washington (Hirial), Marcus Harris (Quajauina), Deyonka Green (Arnold); his grandmother, Mildred Huff of Vineland; two special uncles, Lynwood Mosley of Deptford and Michael Jones of Vineland and his beloved dog, Jordy. Besides his father, Earl L. Mosley, Sr., he was preceded in death by; his paternal grandmother, Lillian Loatman Mosley; his paternal grandfather, Leroy Mosley, Sr.; his uncle, Charles Mosley; his nephew, Earl Jemere Mosley and his niece and nephew, the Rosado twins. Funeral services will be held at the PADGETT FUNERAL HOME, 1107 State Highway 77, Upper Deerfeild Twp. on Friday, August 21st at 11 AM. Interment will take place at Fordville Memorial Park in Fairfield Twp. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 9 AM to 11 AM prior to the services. Due to current regulations associated with the Covid-19 healthcare situation, we are limited to 50 people within the funeral home at a time and the understanding and cooperation of the public is greatly appreciated. Written condolences can be sent to the family through the funeral home website at www.padgettfuneralhomes.com.