Memorial Merits

Leslie, Mosher Gonzalez was born on July 30, 1958 to Audrey and George Mosher she was the youngest of 3 .

She sadly passed away too soon on July 22 from a very brave , triumphant, battle with multiple sclerosis that she fought for 20 years with courage, poise and grace. Leslie was survived by her two older brothers and their wives, Larry and Sheri, and George and Angela ,as well as her husband, GIL her daughter Chelsie, nieces, Jelena, Ali, and Tiffany, nephew, Chad, great niece, Taylor, and great nephew Conner.

She loved her family very much. She was nothing short of amazing to us all, even though she did not feel well. All of her friends and those who knew her treasured her dearly and words cannot express how much we all appreciate the time that we had with her. We also know that no amount of time had would’ve ever been enough. She will forever be in our hearts, and she is going to be forever missed.

She was a loyal friend, the best mom I ever could’ve asked for, a wonderful wife, and an exquisite decorator and gift giver. Nothing in the world that will ever take her place. Leslie has requested not to have a service and we will obligingly respect that for her, as she always respected the wishes of others as well. Please utilize any funds that you may have spent on flowers , or cards and put that money towards a cause that my mom would’ve loved.

She really wanted to find a cure for multiple sclerosis before she passed away . That was actually one thought that kept her hopeful along this journey . So please donate, volunteer , even just research about a good cause that has to do with helping people that are here living with any debilitating disease. She would love that , because she’s at peace now and no longer in pain, and our family has each other , as well as peace, knowing our beloved Leslie Ann isn’t suffering . What she went through was heroic to say the least , and she didn’t want anybody to know she didn’t feel good.

She was my mentor, my best friend and she had a heart of gold. So let’s all do good by her by doing our best to be healthy, kind, and taking care of each other when we need it, no matter what, and Always use our powers for good. I love you mom rest easy and thank you for everything.

• – Written by Chelsie Killian, daughter.