Social Security Death Index
Name: Henry F. Mozingo
SSN: 431-62-4869
Last Residence: 74014 Broken Arrow, Wagoner, Oklahoma
Born: 9 Dec 1935
Died: 1 Aug 2005
State (Year) SSN issued: Arkansas (1952 )

Petit Jean County Headlight (Aug/10/2005)(Arkansas)
Henry F Mozingo
Henry Frederick Mozingo, born December 9, 1935, in Plumerville, Ark., to Earnest and Emilie Mozingo, went to be with his Lord and Savior August 1, 2005.
He is survived by his wife, Nancy; son, Carl, and wife Cris, of Fort Gibson, Okla.; daughter, Cathy Rhodes, and husband John Rhodes of Rogers, Ark.; and daughter-in-law, Tecla Mozingo of Inola, Okla. Grandchildren include Christian Mozingo and Joshua and Sean Rhodes and step-grandchildren, Jourdan, Kasey and Hunter Godwin.
He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers , sister, and his son, Steven Mozingo, in 1999.
Other survivors are his brother, Ivy Mozingo, wife Frankie and their children, Gene and Sara, David, and Marsha and Allen Bruce.
To his family, he was the best friend, father and husband that could ever be possible. His love for family was superceded only by his love and devotion for his Lord and Savior. His daily walk was a witness to those around him, that he wanted all to know how wonderful it was to know the Lord.
To his friends, he wanted to always help them with all their needs, whether it was fixing a car or repairing an air conditioner.
Most of all, for his grandchildren, he wanted to teach them to love Jesus, love life, go camping, fishing and snow skiing, and be kind to all those around them.
He proudly served his country in the United States Army for 37 years, both active and reserve, and retired in 1995 as Command Sergeant Major.
He proudly served as a counselor to numerous high school students at the Tulsa Technology Center for 35 years.
He will be missed on this earthly journey but is joined by his son and other family members in heaven and will be there to welcome us all when the time comes.
Visitation was Wednesday, August 3, 2005, 5 to 7 p.m. at Moore�s Southlawn. Services were held at Arrow Heights Baptist Church, 3201 South Elm, Broken Arrow, at 10 a.m. Thursday, August 4, 2005, with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Henry�s wish is that all of you would make a donation to his favorite charity, the Arrow Heights Organ Transplant Fund. We were fortunate that all our needs were met with our insurances for his treatment and stem cell transplant, but many people do not have that luxury, and this organization assists with many heart, liver, lung, and stem cell transplant needs throughout northeast Oklahoma.
Simply send a check to Arrow Height Organ Transplant Fund, 3201 South Elm, Broken Arrow, OK 74012.