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- Starting with the very first time I met Mose, and continuing with each each encounter thereafter, I always felt that I learned something from him. Yet, he would say that he learned from me - someone with a small fraction of his intrinsic knowledge and none of his vast experiences. He was the epitome of a gentleman. I truly wish I had met him much earlier in my life. Rest in peace my friend. The world is a better place because you were here. Gordon Michael
- Mose was a good nieghbor, Ford Motor mentor, and Greenfield Village co-worker. We always enjoyed each others company and sharing stories. I can't wait to see him at work in heaven, ... I hear the 'pearly gates' are in need of minor repair. No job to small no mission to tough! SGM Tom & Bev Jones
- My condolences to Marcia, Suzanne, Deanna and their extended family. I was blessed to have this incredible Man-Mose come into my life by a chance meeting at my automotive accessory design company. Mose was assigned to stand-in for a Ford styling designer-on vacation- for a 1971 Ford Mustang product engineering review. Within the first half hour of our meeting and discussion I believe there was a mutual chemistry. Besides his professionalism- Mose’s warmth and smile was captivating. A second design review brought us together again. Those two chance meeting events simply melted into a wonderful friendship that lasted to his passing. Mose was the most exceptional man I have ever known. Besides his Ford engine- engineering miracles he could build, fix,repair nearly anything and always offering help to any that needed it. A high note in our long friendship was the privilege to snow-ski with Mose and friends for 37 consecutive years, from Colorado to British Columbia. During those great years I learned of this Man’s depth of integrity, kindness, respect for others and commitment to his family values - and of course to his life with Ford Motor. An awesome MAN I will dearly miss! Aris Nichols Aris Nichols
- If I could ever be like another human being it would be Mose . Dave & Linda Shoppe Ford Off Road Team 1983 -1991
- Our condolences go out to Marcia, Deanna, Suzi, and family. If one looks in the dictionary and finds the word unique, it would go something like this: being only one of a kind. To my parents, my brother, and I, Mose was unique. Not only was he unique as a person, father, husband, but he was a great neighbor. When I called my parents that would often describe him as always working around the yard and house. He took great pride in the upkeep of the house. Always had a kind word to say when they would stop and talk to him. Growing up, I realized the uniqueness and great abilities that he had with cars. I recall seeing pictures of him in the basement with racing car drivers. I knew then that he had a special talent. My mom, MaryAnn Gregoski and my dad Ronald, will greatly miss one of the best neighbors on the street. I know we only talk to people as we sometimes pass by, but if you ever need anything, feel free to ask, we are always willing to help despite what you may need. Thoughts are with all of you. Condolences from Ron & MaryAnn Gregoski, David Gregoski, and Donna Tachoir (Gregoski) Donna Tachoir (Gregoski family)
- It was my greatest pleasure and honor to be able to call Mose a good friend. We worked together at The Henry Ford Museum in the Antique Vehicle Garage. He was always a kind and caring person...that perfect country gentleman. Never a man to brag, I was amazed to learn five years after our first meeting about all his accomplishments, particularly those with Ford. It was always a great pleasure when Mose would join us for coffee and lunch and visit the shop. I will truly miss Mose. Bruce Phillips
- Mose is one of the finest people I have ever met. When I was principal of Huron High School, Mose contacted me about donating some Native American artifacts recovered from his family's land in Huron Township to the school on the promise that we would both properly and respectfully display them. To this day a large rock used by local Hurons for grinding corn with a worn indentation from pestle grinding, and several projectile points (formally know as arrow heads) are encased in a glass display case made by the kids in wood shop. An explanation of the artifacts, which Mose himself wrote is proudly displayed above the case. An exceptional man with an exceptional legacy. Rod Hopper
- Mose contributed significantly to many Ford Racing Programs , was always a gentleman and great ambassador for the company, and most importantly a friend. I along with with many others will miss him. My condolences to the family. John Valentine Retired Chief Engineer , Ford Racing John Valentine
- May the memories of Mr.Nowland be joyful and eternal. Jacqueline Shannon
