Dale R. Mosley was an executive chef and the co-owner of Chef D's Catering.
Mosley, 52, of Steelton, died Sept. 20 at Harrisburg Hospital.
He was a 1980 graduate of Harrisburg High School, was a member of Beulah Baptist Church of Steelton, where he served on the trustee and senior usher boards, with the culinary ministry and attended Wednesday night Bible study.
Mosley also was a member of Paxton Lodge No. 16 F&AM. He was a Pittsburgh Steelers' fan and enjoyed cooking, traveling and sports.
Surviving are his wife, Danielle Pamela Mosley; a son, Jason D. Mosley; his mother, Gloria Daniels; brothers, Eugene, Donald and Earl Mosley, all of Harrisburg and Johnnie Mosley of Jacksonville, N.C.; and a sister, Inez Smithson of Locust Grove, Va.
From his guest book:
"Mr. Dale was always a kind person and he always had a smile on his face. He will be missed."
-- Leslie Dixon, Harrisburg
"Dale was a wonderful man, a kind and gentle spirit. He will be dearly missed."
-- Brian and Kneesee Switzer, Camp Hill
"Dale was a great friend and a wonderfully all around kind and considerate person."
-- William Wilson, Harrisburg
"I worked with Dale at Lower Dauphin High School when he was our chef. He was a kind man who put a smile on our faces. I remember every morning he would come into work and greet us all by name."
-- Linda Hugendubler
"I had the privilege to work with Dale when he worked for Chartwells. He was a really great man. I'll never forget his smiling face and how we would joke around all the time."
-- Amanda Ryan
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