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Denise Paschal Armstrong lit a candle
Saturday, April 18, 2020
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This man had a profound affect & on my family & I. The Lord used him in so many ways throughout my life. There are so many memories & so much gratitude, that I would need space to write a book. The First Church of God on Chatham Hill & Preacher Mozingo will be etched in my mind forever. That was where the seed was deeply planted for the beginning of my walk of faith throughout my life. Im very thankful to the Lord for that church & this man of God.
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Danny posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
I am sorry to hear of your loss and my delay in finding out. He was one fine man, first met him as he ask a blessing over me as I was entering surgery in 1993 and last time I saw him he asked a blessing to keep me safe as I was heading out to deer hunt early one morning and ran into him at McDonalds. I am thankful to have known him. Danny Rose
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Tina Powell posted a condolence
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
I first met Reverend Mozingo at SCCH when my dad was dying. He would come by every day and sit and talk to me or pray with me. Most days he would do both. He was a kind and noble man. He truly helped me through one of the worst times of my life. He was such good man. And now he is home with the Lord. He will be missed here on earth by a great many people.
With My Greatest Sympathy,
Tina Cregger Powell
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Melanie Richardson lit a candle
Saturday, April 11, 2020
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Rev. Mozingo was always a bright light at SCCH. He could make your day better, just with his smile and sweet demeanor. He was a very kind, compassionate man who was always there to help, no matter what. He wasn't just there for the patients and their families, he was there for anyone in need. Even as his health was not the best, he still came to volunteer to be there to help others. He devoted his life to serving the Lord and helping others and he did that better than anyone I know. I am blessed to have known him. Heaven has received a precious angel. Now he will rejoice in Heaven with all of the angels for eternity!
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Becky Bear Langston B2E9n posted a condolence
Saturday, April 11, 2020
Reverend Mozingo, Thanks for sharing your stories and teaching about our Savior. You have done your job well.
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Angie Snider Comer lit a candle
Saturday, April 11, 2020
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Wish I could light a candle for every person that he befriended, comforted and inspired. He was the first to our home when my father, his friend and golf buddy, passed. Rev. Mozingo was a very special, one of a kind minister. Thoughts go to the family in hopes of sending a little comfort as he did for me.
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Matt Blevins posted a condolence
Saturday, April 11, 2020
What fond memories I have of this fine gentleman. Prayers and blessings to his family. He was very instrumental in my family becoming involved in church many years ago, baptizing my parents and being a blessing with his kind way and words throughout the entire 40+ years I have known him. His thoughtful messages were always inspiring, his loving encouragement was always appreciated, and his pleasant demeanor was such a testimony to the joy in his heart. When he sang, the words came from deep in his soul. He always was a voice of reason and compassion. I have never had the pleasure of knowing anyone just quite like this fellow and am deeply saddened by his passing, but surely he is with the Lord now.
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Ken and Shirley Winebarger posted a condolence
Friday, April 10, 2020
We were so sorry to hear about the passing of Reverend Mozingo. He was such a caring and kind man to all. Always brought a smile and peace when you spoke with him. He preached my father's funeral many years ago. What a comfort and Blessing. Rverend Mozingo was a true testimony of how Jesus wants all of us tol live. He will be dearly missed
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Freda Johnson posted a condolence
Friday, April 10, 2020
I was saddened to hear of Rev. Neville's passing, but grateful that he has claimed his heavenly reward. My memories of Bro. Mozingo goes back to my days as a youth. I remember he and Patty pastored the Marion Church of God while I attended the Atkins Church. One distinct remembrance is during a tent meeting on the grounds of the Atkins Church. I remember Bro. Mozingo praying and counselling with me at that meeting. After that, there was a special bond and connection between us. He was always a gentle source of inspiration and encouragement to me. My life was blessed in knowing him. He was a godly man who encouraged others by the life he led. I last visited with Bro. Mozingo at Marion Manor on February 5th of this year. I was able to speak a few words of thanks to him for how he impacted my life. May our God grant the family an overabundance of His love, comfort and strength now and in the days to come.
Freda Johnson
Fayetteville, TN
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William A. Fields posted a symbolic gesture
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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January 14, 1978.
My Mother, Mattie G. Fields was in the Intensive Care Unit.
On the outside, it was snowing like a blizzard.
While sitting in the far corner of the waiting room, I thought to myself
I don’t think Moma is going to be here much longer and I
Want someone who knows the Lord to see her. I thought to myself
what Black Preacher could I call to come and see my Moma ? Then thinking
“Ain’t nobody is going to come out in this mess! ”
A few minutes later a man came in very loud and boisterous speaking to
The receptionist “ How Many Of My People Do I Have In Here ” obviously
He was some kind of preacher, but I thought to myself Moma ain’t going to
be here much longer, but he “ Ain’t the one ! ” So I didn’t make a move.
A few minutes later another man came in very quiet spoken, spoke to the receptionist
Got a newspaper then went into the little concession stand and got some coffee
As I watched, it was like the Lord had said to me, he is a Minister go and talk with him.
Which I did explaining that I mother was in the Intensive Care and that I wanted
Someone who knew the Lord to go and visit her, which he agreed and offered me
A cup of coffee, to which I replied “ No Thank You ” but if you go and see my mother
I would appreciate it.
Awhile later he returned and told me he had gone to see my mother, explained who he was and that
I’d asked him to come and see her, he then told me that he believed that she was coherent because when she heard what he had said he noticed a particular reaction which was confirmation to me that even though she was connected to life support she understood.
Later on he came back to check on me and we had a conversation in which he
Asked me where did I go to church, to which I replied
“ Jesus Said, Where Two Or Three Are Gathered In My Name ”
There Am I In The Midst Of Them!
To which he replied it seems you are against Organized Religion
My response “ Well Everything They Do Ain’t Right ! ”
Our conversation ended with my asking him whatever happens come what may
I want you to be apart of it, he agreed and after my Mother passed
I chose him to preach her funeral, and that is another story.
My Mother used to say " Outta Sight, Don't Mean Outta Mind & Heart !
So for me, such is the case with " My Brother Neville Mozingo " because I learned through my
Mothers' Passing, when you Truly Love someone, they are always with you we may not
be able to reach out and touch them,but the Love we shared continues in us, as long as we
" Are Still In The Land Of The Living "
William A. Fields
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Helen and Glen Vernon lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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When I think of Rev. Mozingo, I think of how kind and humble he was as he walked the halls of Smyth County Hospital, anticipating the needs of both the employees and the patients. His kindness and loving concern for those he came in contact with will long be remembered. He will always hold the titles of THE Chaplain of the Hospital, and The Community Pastor. God rest his soul, he more than earned his wings. What a testimony he has left with us, and what a role model he was. Our sympathy goes to his family and friends during this time of loss.
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Belinda Ingram posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
The sweetest man anyone could ever meet. I used to see him every morning when he came into Hardee's. He was almost always our first customer of the day. I'm really going to miss him. He always had a smile on his face and something to kind to say. I am truly blessed to have known him.
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Vicky Atwood Hash posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
So loved....so loving....dear Neville.........prayers and sympathy for his family...Doug and Vicky Hash....
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mr and mrs kenneth browning lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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when I was in nursing school many years ago he we an inspiration to us as young impressionable students
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Tazzmania012@gmail.com posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
So sorry for the families loss. He was a great man. He did the service for Riley Clark many years ago. He came to see me in the hospital. He also seen many of our family members. He will truly be missed. It was an honor to know him.
From The Clark and Church Family.
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Joyce Vaught lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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Reverend Mozingo, Will surely be missed. I have known Neville since I was 28 years Old when he came to Marion to preach at the first Church of God. He met so much to my family and me. He followed our progress through the years and I hated it when he left to go to West Virginia but the Lord had called him there. We were so glad when he returned to this town and became the Chaplin at Smyth County Community Hospital and the Pastor of the First Church of God once again. He has been a pillar of the community and every one loved him and his wonderful smile and loving nature. I remember When he found out my son inlaw had gone to Bible College and became a minister. He sent them a letter of congratulations. All I can say is he was a wonderful Person and I will miss him. Prayers for his family.
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Barry Blacwell posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Mr. Mozingo was the pastor at our church in which I grew up in! First Church of God in Bluefield,West Virginia! His youngest son and I were good friends so many years ago! So sorry for the passing of your dad Drew!! God bless, Barry Blackwell
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Pam Slemp posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
I just loved Rev. Mozingo. He was such a dear person. I always wanted him to pray with me before a surgery. He made a huge impact on patients at SCCH. He was greatly missed after he retired. I know he is with his Heavenly Father now. God bless his family and comfort them all.
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Nancy Katherine Haga posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
The Reverend Neville Mozingo is one of the most beautiful human beings I have ever known! It is not possible to forget him, because his light shines even now both in public spaces and in the private, magnanimous places he touched and healed. A blessed Resurrection journey to you, Friend!
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Kenny Hay lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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Thank you for your kindness, friendship and compassion for helping others over the years. You were loved by everyone you ever came into contact with and I don't think you really knew just how many lives you have touched over the years or the impact you have had on the lives of many people including my own. When I worked at SCCH I always remember you coming to ICU every morning to check on not only the patients but the staff as well. You always had a kind word for anyone who needed one. You were always there at any hour of the day or night that we needed you to comfort a family in during a time of loss or crisis. My heart is broken but our loss is Heaven's gain. Rest in Peace dear sweet Reverend Mozingo. You will be dearly missed.
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Jerry Owens lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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My one year friendship in 1974 at GBC lasted to today. He was interim at Central Park and I served under his leadership. What I learned from him helped me in ministry. He loved his calling to ministry and now enjoying his reward. Prayers for the family.
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Kim Slemp posted a condolence
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Neville was such a kind, loving spirit. He truly showed the love of his Lord in his daily life. Neville has meant so much to so many people. He will be missed by all who knew him.
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Jenni Freeman lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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Reverend Mozingo was a pure blessing to all those who encountered him!!!! During our most trying times, when my husband was inpatient, Reverend Mozingo had grace and words of sincere kindness and the sweetest prayers!!! I know he is residing with our Lord yet we will miss his healing presence here on Earth.
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Maryann Weaver Justus lit a candle
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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My Deepest Sympathy
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Joe Murphy posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
See you later, my friend. (Joe Murphy, GBC)
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L.T. lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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Thank you for all of your kind words. Not a time passed when you didn't have something good to say. It always made my day a little better.
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Missie Sexton posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
I thank God for blessing my life, having the opportunity to work for Reverend Mozingo. He was a joy and a blessing every time I seen him. I will miss him very much and I extend my condolences to the entire Mozingo family. God bless you and comfort you all. ❤️
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mike snavely lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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dear family, such a loss to our community,,always so pleasant to talk with, a great supporter to the LPN program over the years...with sympathy, mike & teresa...
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Linda Stanton lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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Reverend Mozingo always remembered folks, prayed with them to make them feel safe and to help them with their fears. He had a sense of humor and a hug to give when you saw him. He brightened the day on his morning rounds when he stayed our chaplain, his calling, long after he retired. He will be sorely missed.
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Kathleen Anderson posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
I will never forget this good man . When my husband Curtis was sick and passed Pastor Mazingo visited him so very many times and helped with his funeral. I loved him and so did Curtis.Rest in Peace my good friend.
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Christine Thompson lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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I am so sorry to hear of Reverend Mozingo’s passing. He was such a dear sweet man. I saw him give comfort to so many patients. He was always there for the staff. When I worked the night shift in the winter I would see him in the parking lot scraping the windshields of the staff. Not every now and then but every time. Heaven gained a true angel. Rest In Peace my friend.
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tonyawicks@gmail.com lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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Samantha posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
He was always there to greet me with a smile at SCCH every morning. He was a blessing to all staff and patients. He will be greatly missed.
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Connie and David Wyatt lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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We were so sorry to hear about the passing of Reverend Mozingo. He was a true man of God who helped me through some difficult times of waiting to hear about my family when they had surgery, in the ER, and sitting with me when some of my loved ones were facing the end of life in this world. He will be greatly missed.
Prayers for his family in the days ahead.
Connie and David Wyatt
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Maria Olinger posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Years ago, Neville was leading singing at the Glade church revival. Gene Little forgot to ask your dad to pick out the songs for the first night. He called me to have a song line-up ready.
Patty was playing the piano and I was on the organ. She came early to go over the songs. She said Neville called her to do a line-up just in case he didn't have time or we didn't have one. Long story short, we had picked out the exact same songs. When Neville arrived right before service, Patty handed him our list. He stood to open the service. He explained how he had put together a list of songs right before he came and that Patty had made a list of the exact same songs. Patty and I dropped our mouths and stared at each other. We knew all three of us picking out the exact same songs was more than a coincidence. As long as I live, I will never forget that.
Rev. Mozingo was a special man. He was loved by everyone he touched.
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Tina brown posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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I WORK AT SMYTH COUNTY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND HE GREETED ME EVERY MORNING WITH A SMILE AND A HAND SHAKE HE WAS A JESUS MAN ALWAYS REST IN HEAVEN ARMS
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Cathy Greenwood posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
I believe he will be in my receiving line when I am welcomed home as I believe he played a part in my salvation...what a good godly man..
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Theresa lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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I always enjoyed seeing him at the hospital, he was a very kind and compassionate soul. He will be sorely missed.
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Pamala Gambe posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
What a great man of God. Two years ago I was in the hospital and he came by my room every morning and prayed for me. He touched a lot of people's lives. He will be so missed.
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W. Elaine Coe posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
My tribute:
Rev. Bro. Neville Mozingo
He stepped up to his calling
God gave him long ago.
He preached the Holy gospel
Where ever he may go.
As chaplain he served countless
From cradle to the grave.
And counseled oh so many
In hopes a soul to save.
So now his time has come where
The Lord has called him home
To gather with the Saints there,
His victory has been won.
The ones that went before him
Have welcomed him with cheer
To celebrate his coming,
To hold him oh so near.
As we say good bye to
Our brother, father, friend
We’ll keep on looking upward
And join him in the end.
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Jackie Wilson posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Rev. Mozingo was such a blessing to so many. Always supportive and encouraging words and a sweet smile. Faithful to his call and to those he served. Praying Gods grace and peace for his family.
Sheila Reedy Duncan Hagy lit a candle
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
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Sheila Reedy Hagy posted a condolence
Wednesday, April 8, 2020
I am so very sorry to hear. I have know him since the early 80's. My son was born handicapp, he had pneumonia frequently. Rev. Mozingo always came around the hospital to visit patents. I went to nursing school with his wife Pat. He was a true blessing to our family and the whole community. He will be sorely missed. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless and be with you.
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