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Moch, Alice (Mrs. Abraham)
3/7/1984
Has life in her hands She gives to all persons And asks nothing in return It is love she gives to begin It is love she gives to the end It is love she counts in miles It is love we receive From the Lady with a smile. Alice met Abraham L. Moch at church and after a four-year courtship, Alice accepted young Abraham L. Moch’s proposal. On August 22, 1918, she became Mrs. Abraham L. Moch until death. Young Abraham, with Alice, began his ministry twenty-five years ago. They joined St. James and both worked in the church. Mrs. Moch was a gracious minister’s wife. She knew how to meet people, how to be a good homemaker, how to entertain personal friends and groups from the church and other organizations, and how to assist her husband in all ways befitting his position in the community. Mrs. Moch was a devout member of the Shreveport District Parsonettes. She was a member of the choir and Eastern Star Hollywood Lodge No. 79. Her memorial service was held Monday, March 12, 1984, in the New Hill A.M.E. Church of Springridge, Louisiana, with the Reverend Lee Arthur McDonald officiating, with burial in the Moch’s family plot in the New Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Moch was survived by her husband Reverend Abraham L. Moch, two foster sons, Grady Burnell, Victorville, California and James Gill of Keithville, Louisiana; three sisters Mrs. Ruth Burnell, Shreveport, Mrs. Addie Cox, Bethany, Louisiana; Mrs. Janice White, Victorville, California and host of nephews, nieces, relatives and friends. |
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| Source: Journal Louisiana Conference, 1984, p. 204-205 By Emma Pearl Tisby Bibbons | |
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