Fred N. Moses, a former Collin County Republican Party Chair, Collin College Trustee, and member of the North Dallas Gazette Advisory Board, passed away on January 24. He was born on June 6, 1949.
Moses, a respected figure known for his deep faith, integrity, and commitment to public service, leaves behind a legacy of community leadership that will be deeply missed.
Moses served in numerous roles throughout his life, including leadership positions in local politics and education, where he made a lasting impact on the region. His dedication to moral conduct and service to others earned him the respect of colleagues, friends, and community members alike.
His wife, Mary, and the Moses family have expressed their gratitude for the outpouring of support during this difficult time and have invited the community to join in celebrating his life.
In lieu of flowers, the Moses family has requested donations be made to either the Collin College or Dallas Baptist University scholarship programs in Fred’s honor. Donations can be made online through the following links:
https://www.collin.edu/foundation/give/fred-moses-memorial
Fred Moses will be remembered as a man of faith, integrity, and service to others. His contributions to the community will continue to inspire for years to come.
I just learned of Mr. Moses’ passing. My heart and prayers are with the family. He was a great man and so supportive of the North Texas Job Corps students. May he rest in his power.
I am Linda Olden-Smith. I would like to thank Mr. Moses for his powerful and inspiring support and hopeful reverence of my research and development of the Thought Resolution Protocol a highly acclaimed, revolutionary conflict resolution approach that bridges the disconnect that occurs in all types of dispute discussions as presented in my book Surpass Impasse.
I thank him also for his support of my other literary works that uplift the conflicted consciousness of our estranged society to a unified divine consciousness such as demonstrated in my film projects, Eclipse of the truth and When dreams and lightening strike.
I am humbly grateful for Mr.Moses’s bravery and humility to stand on what may seem to some to be a politically unpopular, howbeit, the divine uncompromised Godly principle that declares all men and women free and safe from the mental and physical shackles of victimhood due to their assumed racial identity, perceived oppressive history, deprived financial circumstance and/ or dependence on aught but God’s capable ALL POWER, for their prosperity, here and now.
I thank Mr. Moses for his courageous and victorious escape from the crab barrel and his willingness to assist others to escape through his open and voluntary demonstration of philanthropy and mentorship.
I thank Mary Moses for her faithful dedicated support of her husband as a valuable helpmate regardless to what may appear humanly as a brief tenure in this godly position.
I thank Senior pastor Isaiah Joshua and the Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church for their dedicated spiritual leadership and support of Mr. Moses’s Christly mission, hence supporting other Christly missions thru Mr. Moses.
But above all I thank God for allowing me the privileged opportunity to experience his faithful son, Fred Moses, on my eternal journey and during my godly mission to transform and improve mankind’s inter communication and facilitate peace.
God bless you all, God bless Mr. Moses’s continued successful eternal journey.