Tom hired me for my first job out of college for his architectural firm. He was a great mentor for me as well as a funny, talented artist. My memories of that time include his walking on his hands across a tabletop, as he was also an accomplished gymnist. I was able to express my gratitude to him for kick-starting my career when we met again in 2017. My condolences to his family, many friends and dance partners. 

Tom as well as his wife Dorothy came to our karaoke shows and both were considered "regulars".  Tom endeared himself to all who were fortunate enough to know him.  His enthusiasm for life, and luckily for us karaoke blessed us all.

To the Family,
Although we did not know any of Tom's immediate family but he and Dorothy Sue were a big part of the Berclair family. They both loved to dance and sing karaoke. For his 90th birthday celebration there he said he wanted to have hula girls so five of us other senior women there dressed in hula skirts and danced with him. He loved it and talked about it often. He was such a fun-loving person.  We had hoped we could take a group to the assisted living after Dorothy's passing but Covid came and has kept all of the dancing and karaoke from being held. We all loved him and many times he shared about his children and other things very dear to him. He will be missed by all who knew him.  May God wrap his arms around you at this time. Our prayers are with all of you. 

Floyd Curtis and Doris Bridges



I am so sorry for your loss, Annie and Teresa. I’m glad he was home with you at the time of his passing. Love you. 💕🌸

You were the one who got Scott and me together. Without you I would not have the family I have now! I have fond memories of family dinners, holiday and birthday celebrations, get togethers, estate sales with you and Anita, the kid’s games, plays, pageants etc, , and lots of visits! We enjoyed many “fine” family meals together at the Piccadilly, Cracker Barrel, Bob Evans, Maria’s, Steak and Shake and others. You will be remembered by many for your talents as an architect and artist, lover of all things Mickey Mouse and the Chicago Cubs, collector of pocket knives and baseball cards, your dance moves and even your Karaoke! I love you Tom. RIP

Tom was a great man.  Drew plans for many buildings in Memphis.  Married some great women and could dance any person under the table.  All the way to 90.  Then he slowed down.  I am honored to have know him

Our father Tom went to the great dance hall above on Saturday , February 13th just in time for Valentine’s Day. He spent his last days on the farm under the caring hands of family and Hospice Angels.  We will be making plans for a memorial/ celebration of his life in the coming weeks. 
Ann and Teresa


I am saddened to learn of the passing of Tom Mosiej . He was a long time friend and confidant. He was my architect for many Tenants and buildings for a long time. He was resourceful and imaginative in working with prospects and clients . I will always have many memories of the many times we were together.  Best to his family and extended family.    Tommy Farnsworth

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Thomas Michael Mosiej

4 August, 1928 – 13 February, 2021

Memphis Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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