Jordan William MOSA

MOSA, Jordan William 2009-06-05 December 16th 1982 – May 31th, 2009. With deep sadness and heavy hearts, we announce the passing of a wonderful son, grandson, nephew and cousin on Sunday, May 31st, 2009. Jordan was a graduate of Whitefish Valley and Westmount Public schools and completed his education at Westgate Collegiate and Vocational Institute. In his childhood and youth, Jordan attended Beavers, participated in the Northwest Rec Centre Hockey League and spent many summers playing rural baseball. In his adult life, Jordan continued being active by working out at the Athletic Club and playing tennis and golf. He was also an avid lover of the outdoors spending many hours fishing in the numerous lakes and rivers near his home in Nolalu. Jordan also loved to spend time with family and friends. Jordan was most recently employed by Viterra where he was considered by many of his supervisors be an exemplary employee. Throughout his years Jordan made many friends, a testimony to his loving, kind and generous personality. Jordan seized life and lived with passion infused with a sense of humour. He is survived by his grandmothers Rose Mosa and Elsie McManus, loving parents Wendy and Gerald Mosa, sister Kaila Fallu, uncles Danny Mosa (Hildred), Kevan Naroski (Neca), Shaun Naroski (Barbara) and Daryn Naroski. Aunts Carole Sinclair (Tom), Judy Foster, Rosanne Dougherty (Craig), Melanie Coffey (Allen). Cousins Greg Mosa (Tanya), Carrie Mosa, Kyle and Ryan Sinclair, Richard Naroski, Carly Dougherty, Neil and Brittany Hrabowy, Kathleen, Tess, Hannah and Alexandra Naroski and Taylor Naroski. Jordan will remain in their hearts for always. Predeceased by grandfathers Dan Mosa, William Naroski and step grandfather Pat McManus. A memorial service and celebration of life will be held on Saturday, June 6th from 1:00pm to 3:00pm in the ballroom at the Valhalla Inn. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Nolalu Volunteer Fire Department or the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. We all will be left with the memory of his smile and laughter.