Robin Lee Mosley

Robin Lee Mosley lived a life defined by faith, passion, and love for others. He was a husband to a loving wife, Renee, a devoted father to his four sons, and a proud and dedicated grandfather. His sons were the great pride of his life. He loved them deeply, spoke of them often, and took immense joy in watching them grow into men. He supported them faithfully and in his own way encouraged them relentlessly, and led them by example through his character, integrity, and unwavering faith.

Robin was a respected business leader and co-founder of RC Contractors, where he built more than a successful company, he built relationships. He believed true leadership meant serving others, and he lived that belief daily through mentoring and coaching those around him. He invested personally in people, always willing to share his wisdom, time, and encouragement.

A lifelong Michigan State Spartan basketball fan and a passionate Detroit Lions supporter, Robin followed his teams with loyalty and enthusiasm. He also loved the outdoors and treasured time spent golfing, hunting, and fishing with friends and family—times marked by laughter, stories, and meaningful connection.

As a grandfather, Robin was deeply devoted and actively involved. He loved attending his grandchildren’s sporting events, birthday parties, and school activities, rarely missing an opportunity to cheer them on and celebrate their lives.

Robin had a genuine love for people and a remarkable gift for connection. He cherished time spent with others, whether mentoring, coaching, or helping someone. He had the gift of gab as anyone who spent time with him would know. Sharing the gospel and pointing others to Christ was central to who he was. His faith in Jesus Christ permeated every aspect of his life and guided how he loved, led, and served.

Robin Lee Mosley’s life was surrounded by many loyal beautiful family and friends who made his life so much richer and he loved everyone of them immensely. We are grateful for everyone of you. He leaves behind a legacy of faith, family, leadership, and love. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered by all who were blessed to know him.

A visitation will be held on January 24, 2026 from 10 a.m. until the celebration of life at 11 a.m. at Riverview Church - Westside Venue, 7533 W. St Joseph Hwy., Lansing.