Jared was born on May 16, 1987, in McKinney, Texas, to Jay K. Moseley and Jaqueline S. Moseley. He attended Lawrence E. Elkins High School and graduated in 2005.From third grade thru high school, Jared was an active member of Junior FFA and FFA. He won several awards for the animals he raised. Soon after high school, he met the love of his life, Briana Danielle Perez, in 2005. They dated for a period, fell in love and were married on August, 29, 2008. Their love brought forth four beautiful boys, born Peyton Christopher Moseley (June 9, 2008), Hunter Jase Moseley (March 31, 2013), Luke Ryan Moseley (May21, 2014) and Waylon Lane Moseley (August 8, 2018).
Jared was a wonderful, loving and caring father who was always involved in their daily lives and family routines. He loved to take them camping, fishing, hunting or to the beach for a day of play. Jared was proud to be an assistant coach or just a spectator Dad, watching his oldest son Peyton play baseball. He was an amazing griller and cook, it brought him joy to feed his family and friends. Jared was an esteemed member of the South Bound Smoke cook off team and with them would participate in the annual Fort Bend County Fair Cook-Off. Jared was a family man and husband first and foremost, there is nothing he wouldn't do for his wife and children and anyone who knew him knew he loved to brag about how proud he was of the family he and Briana had built. He was also an amazing friend, he was there when others needed help or support in any way and to lend a hand or an encouraging word. Jared was a beloved son, he looked up to his parents and tried to emulate the morals and life lessons he learned from them and pass it on to his own sons. Jared will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Jared is survived by his parents, Jay and Jaqueline Moseley, his brother Josh Moseley, his wife Briana Moseley and his four sons, Peyton, Hunter, Luke and Waylon.
May Jared rest in peace in the arms of our heavenly Father
Jared was a wonderful, loving and caring father who was always involved in their daily lives and family routines. He loved to take them camping, fishing, hunting or to the beach for a day of play. Jared was proud to be an assistant coach or just a spectator Dad, watching his oldest son Peyton play baseball. He was an amazing griller and cook, it brought him joy to feed his family and friends. Jared was an esteemed member of the South Bound Smoke cook off team and with them would participate in the annual Fort Bend County Fair Cook-Off. Jared was a family man and husband first and foremost, there is nothing he wouldn't do for his wife and children and anyone who knew him knew he loved to brag about how proud he was of the family he and Briana had built. He was also an amazing friend, he was there when others needed help or support in any way and to lend a hand or an encouraging word. Jared was a beloved son, he looked up to his parents and tried to emulate the morals and life lessons he learned from them and pass it on to his own sons. Jared will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Jared is survived by his parents, Jay and Jaqueline Moseley, his brother Josh Moseley, his wife Briana Moseley and his four sons, Peyton, Hunter, Luke and Waylon.
May Jared rest in peace in the arms of our heavenly Father
Jared was born on May 16, 1987, in McKinney, Texas, to Jay K. Moseley and Jaqueline S. Moseley. He attended Lawrence E. Elkins High School and graduated in 2005.From third grade thru high school, Jared was an active member of Junior FFA and FFA. He won several awards for the animals he raised. Soon after high school, he met the love of his life, Briana Danielle Perez, in 2005. They dated for a period, fell in love and were married on August, 29, 2008. Their love brought forth four beautiful boys, born Peyton Christopher Moseley (June 9, 2008), Hunter Jase Moseley (March 31, 2013), Luke Ryan Moseley (May21, 2014) and Waylon Lane Moseley (August 8, 2018).
Jared was a wonderful, loving and caring father who was always involved in their daily lives and family routines. He loved to take them camping, fishing, hunting or to the beach for a day of play. Jared was proud to be an assistant coach or just a spectator Dad, watching his oldest son Peyton play baseball. He was an amazing griller and cook, it brought him joy to feed his family and friends. Jared was an esteemed member of the South Bound Smoke cook off team and with them would participate in the annual Fort Bend County Fair Cook-Off. Jared was a family man and husband first and foremost, there is nothing he wouldn't do for his wife and children and anyone who knew him knew he loved to brag about how proud he was of the family he and Briana had built. He was also an amazing friend, he was there when others needed help or support in any way and to lend a hand or an encouraging word. Jared was a beloved son, he looked up to his parents and tried to emulate the morals and life lessons he learned from them and pass it on to his own sons. Jared will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Jared is survived by his parents, Jay and Jaqueline Moseley, his brother Josh Moseley, his wife Briana Moseley and his four sons, Peyton, Hunter, Luke and Waylon.
May Jared rest in peace in the arms of our heavenly Father
Jared was a wonderful, loving and caring father who was always involved in their daily lives and family routines. He loved to take them camping, fishing, hunting or to the beach for a day of play. Jared was proud to be an assistant coach or just a spectator Dad, watching his oldest son Peyton play baseball. He was an amazing griller and cook, it brought him joy to feed his family and friends. Jared was an esteemed member of the South Bound Smoke cook off team and with them would participate in the annual Fort Bend County Fair Cook-Off. Jared was a family man and husband first and foremost, there is nothing he wouldn't do for his wife and children and anyone who knew him knew he loved to brag about how proud he was of the family he and Briana had built. He was also an amazing friend, he was there when others needed help or support in any way and to lend a hand or an encouraging word. Jared was a beloved son, he looked up to his parents and tried to emulate the morals and life lessons he learned from them and pass it on to his own sons. Jared will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Jared is survived by his parents, Jay and Jaqueline Moseley, his brother Josh Moseley, his wife Briana Moseley and his four sons, Peyton, Hunter, Luke and Waylon.
May Jared rest in peace in the arms of our heavenly Father
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