My dear friend!  You will be so missed! You were my leader in A Co 181st Spt Bn, my co-worker at USPFO, and all the that time we became great friends!  I will cherish our friendship, we lived through some rough times, and fun times.  You were one that I could laugh with so hard that our stomachs hurt, but we also worked hard to make missions happen.  You always had a high spirit and smile....But I will always remember the red flowing hair when you were angry...We kept losing contact through out the years, and for that I regret.  I hope that since the last time I heard from you, that your life was fun and wonderful!  I will miss you.  To the family, know that Monet was one great person and an awesome friend!  Know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all!  I am attaching a photo from when we were on the CSSAMO team.  {HUGS}

Since this was also sadly not previously written on behalf on Monet's obituary headliner. I would be remiss, if it was not mentioned of Monet's immense pride (and her family's) of all her many years of service in the United States Army and National Guard. Her time spent in Okinawa, Korea, Hawaii and many other stations here in the U.S., had a part of shaping the amazing & strong woman she became. The camaraderie and fellowship that was cultivated during this time and after, left a everlasting impression on her heart, as she spoke of her military family often! She rode motorcycles in Hawaii and took so many experiences of the cultures from over sea's with interesting stories she would often reminisce about. Monet loved to read, was a excellent cook, diverse taste in music, dancing, ice cold beer (or wine) and enjoyed watching old movies. All of which we inherited from our Mom, along with a female feistiness that only the weak of mind have a hard time dealing with. Living on the West Coast answered her call of the wild and of adventure, where she went hiking and took up the love of fishing. So much more could be said and I know I have left out a lot, due to overwhelming sadness and anger surrounding the circumstances of her leaving too soon. Point is...Monet left her mark upon her departure! So it's goodbye for now my sweet sista' and until we meet again you will be in my thoughts & heart. Your family will take comfort that you are with our Mom & siblings smiling down on us all. Rest in peace Monet.   

                  All my Love Always, Marlo

I am the sister of Monet Aleda Moss (Hendrickson) and it is with a severe heavy heart I write of my sister's untimely passing.  Monet is ten years older than I, and from our days growing up in Mt. Clemens MI. she was as I was told, always a tough spirited young lady keeping up with four brothers. With me she was protective like all my siblings were and remain. She took me to many trips to Metro Beach, Benji movies at the Jewel Theater, Shady Side Park, and the old S.S. Kresge (K-Mart) for ice cream (to name just a few) She joined the military when I was eight yrs old, but our bond was held very tight by tremendous amounts of great conversation on the phone and with her visits back home in Michigan. To sum up Monet as a daughter, sister, mother, woman, warrior and as my friend would be impossible! To say she will be missed is a major understatement!  Also to correct the information given... Our Mother's name; Gloria Marverine Nagucka, Father; Riley Moss Sr., Siblings; Riley Moss Jr., Ricardo Moss, Darryl Anthony Moss, Michael Kelly Moss, Aleda Diane Moss and Marlo Marverine Moss. As with time, all things must pass. With that being said, only our Dad, my brother's Rick, Darryl and myself remain. But the memory of each who have moved on, will live eternally in our hearts and mind....never to be forgotten! 
                                                  Sincerely, 
                     Marlo Marverine Moss & Family

My heart and prayers goes out to Monet and her family.  The memories will live on of you and your caring heart.  You will be missed by all who knew you and had the privilege of serving with you.  We all know how much you enjoyed being with your fellow soldiers and friends.   May you rest in peace.
My name as I remember, was ChuckChuck, so I shall sign as such.

ChuckChuck

OBITUARY

Monet Aleda Hendrickson

5 August, 1960 – 19 September, 2020

Funeraria del Angel Kammann

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