Obituary for Leslee Ardelle Mosier (Hulse)
Melrose; May 21, 2022
L. Ardelle Mosier, 97, formerly of Fresno, CA passed away peacefully at home in Melrose NY. Born in Salt Lake City, she was the daughter of the late Wesley Davis Hulse, Sr. and Sadie Ione (Peggy) Lords Hulse.
Moving to California as a child, she was educated in Visalia and Fresno. She attended Fresno High and graduated from Roosevelt High, class of 1943 where she also met the love of her life, the late Lt. Col. Arlett G. Mosier, Jr.
Ardelle was an accomplished artist, Charter Member of the Valley Art Gallery (CA) and after moving to Upstate NY, was the featured artist at Arts Center on The Hudson (NY). She was an art major and after spending close to 30 years traveling with Arlett on various assignments in his USAF career and raising a family, she was able to pursue her painting talent.
Ardelle was a very active volunteer through the years and also served as Bethel Guardian of Jobs Daughters (IOJD Bethel #243) where she excelled as a leader for young women.
Her greatest joy was in time spent with her family and watching it grow.
In addition to her loving husband Arlett, she was predeceased by her brother Wesley D. Hulse, Jr. and her beloved daughter-in-law Mary T. Timmings Mosier.
Left to mourn her passing are her son Michael (Mary) Mosier of Fresno, CA; daughter Janell (Gary) MacMurray of Melrose, NY; sister Christie O’Leary of Clovis, CA, granddaughter Lauren (Eric) Sutherlin of Goleta, CA, grandson Evan (Jordan) Mosier of Clovis, CA.
Also survived by 4 great grandchildren, Liam and Cora Sutherlin of Goleta and Juniper and Autumn Mosier of Clovis.
Her dear nieces Traci (Chevy) Garza and Terri (Rich) Collins as well as several great nieces and nephews.
She also had a special relationship with her great niece Ashley (Eric) Ventura of De Leon, TX whom she remained very close.
Ardelle will be interred along with her husband at the Saratoga National Cemetery at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in memory of Les Lee Ardelle Mosier to the charity of your choice, Mohawk Hudson Humane Society 3 Oakland Ave, Menands, NY 12204 https://mohawkhumane.org/donate or to The Community Hospice Foundation 310 South Manning Boulevard Albany, NY 12208 (https://www.givetocommunityhospice.org/donate/).
The family wishes to thank her physician Russell Zivkovich, MD, and Donna for the years of caring and kindness and the Hospice team that gave her special care in her final days.
L. Ardelle Mosier, 97, formerly of Fresno, CA passed away peacefully at home in Melrose NY. Born in Salt Lake City, she was the daughter of the late Wesley Davis Hulse, Sr. and Sadie Ione (Peggy) Lords Hulse.
Moving to California as a child, she was educated in Visalia and Fresno. She attended Fresno High and graduated from Roosevelt High, class of 1943 where she also met the love of her life, the late Lt. Col. Arlett G. Mosier, Jr.
Ardelle was an accomplished artist, Charter Member of the Valley Art Gallery (CA) and after moving to Upstate NY, was the featured artist at Arts Center on The Hudson (NY). She was an art major and after spending close to 30 years traveling with Arlett on various assignments in his USAF career and raising a family, she was able to pursue her painting talent.
Ardelle was a very active volunteer through the years and also served as Bethel Guardian of Jobs Daughters (IOJD Bethel #243) where she excelled as a leader for young women.
Her greatest joy was in time spent with her family and watching it grow.
In addition to her loving husband Arlett, she was predeceased by her brother Wesley D. Hulse, Jr. and her beloved daughter-in-law Mary T. Timmings Mosier.
Left to mourn her passing are her son Michael (Mary) Mosier of Fresno, CA; daughter Janell (Gary) MacMurray of Melrose, NY; sister Christie O’Leary of Clovis, CA, granddaughter Lauren (Eric) Sutherlin of Goleta, CA, grandson Evan (Jordan) Mosier of Clovis, CA.
Also survived by 4 great grandchildren, Liam and Cora Sutherlin of Goleta and Juniper and Autumn Mosier of Clovis.
Her dear nieces Traci (Chevy) Garza and Terri (Rich) Collins as well as several great nieces and nephews.
She also had a special relationship with her great niece Ashley (Eric) Ventura of De Leon, TX whom she remained very close.
Ardelle will be interred along with her husband at the Saratoga National Cemetery at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in memory of Les Lee Ardelle Mosier to the charity of your choice, Mohawk Hudson Humane Society 3 Oakland Ave, Menands, NY 12204 https://mohawkhumane.org/donate or to The Community Hospice Foundation 310 South Manning Boulevard Albany, NY 12208 (https://www.givetocommunityhospice.org/donate/).
The family wishes to thank her physician Russell Zivkovich, MD, and Donna for the years of caring and kindness and the Hospice team that gave her special care in her final days.