Sharlene Mosely Oliver, 59, was called home to eternal rest on November

15, 2024, surrounded by her loved ones, family, and friends. Sharlene

was born September 26, 1965, in Blakely (Early County), Georgia, to

the late Murry Lanier Mosely, II, and Irene George Mosely Martin.

Sharlene was the 2nd of 8 children.

Sharlene accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age

and joined Timmons New Prospect Church, later she attended Miracle

Deliverance Center Church, and after marriage she attended Bethel CME

Church. She believed that Jesus Christ was her Lord and Savior.

On June 6, 1984, Sharlene met the love of her life, Je?ery James Oliver,

and on December 6, 2004, Je?ery James Oliver and Sharlene Mosely

were united in Holy Matrimony, and to this union two sons were born,

Je?ery James Oliver, Jr., and Jeremi Oliver. Her husband was her lover,

her protector, her provider, and her friend. Where she went-he went,

when she hurt-he hurt, the love that they shared was inseparable, a love

that would never fade away. Whatever they had, they shared with each

other; what she had, he had; when they made decisions, they made them

together; their love was inseparable; no matter what, their love stood the

test of time. They were best friends. A friend sticks closer than a brother

and loves at all times, and that is what he was to her. He made sure that

her house was her home.

Sharlene grew up in Arlington and later moved to Leary with the love of

her life, then to Albany. She graduated from Calhoun County High in 1983

and attended Albany Technical College and Bainbridge College. She began

her work career at Sunshine Metal. Culinary arts and cooking were her

passion, and she worked for several major restaurants. She was later

employed by Bob's Candy and worked there until its closing.

Sharlene loved family, family gatherings, ?shing, and styling hair. She was

also a guitarist and a singer. She was straightforward and humorous. She

loved her friends, but most of all she loved her family. Her mother-in-law,

Dora, was also her best friend, whom she often lovingly referred to as her

second mom. Her husband and two boys were her pride and joy; they

were her everything.

Sharlene was preceded in death by her father, the Late Murry Mosely, II;

farther-in-law, the Late Edward James Flowers; maternal grandparents,

the late Eloys (Margaret) George; paternal grandparents, the Late Murry

Lanier Mosely; the Late Annie Cleave Hightower; and one brother-in-law,

Gary (Regena) Flowers.

Sharlene leaves to cherish loving memories of her beautiful life to HER

Je?, her soulmate, best friend, the love of her life, husband, the father

of their children, Je?ery James Oliver of Albany, two sons, her heartbeats,

the apple of her eye, Je?ery James Oliver, Jr. of Albany, and Jeremi Oliver

of Atlanta, like a son, Luis Cintron. Her loving mother and mentor, Irene

(Ben) Martin, of Arlington, Sisters, Jacquelyn Mosely (Gary) Smith, of

Albany, Carolyn Mosely (Gerald), of Bainbridge, Barbara Martin, of

Arlington, Adrian Mosely (Kenny) Kemp, of Colorado, Sandra and Juliette

Martin, of Blakely. Brothers, Murry (Deb) Mosely, III, of Albany, Charlie

(Kia) Martin, of Atlanta, Marcus (Sandy) Mosely, of Florida, Mother-n-law,

Dora Flowers (Edgar) Albritten of Albany, two sister-n-laws, Lakisha

Henderson Moore, of McDonough, Delores Flowers, of Arlington, four

brother-n-laws, Leon (Vera) Oliver, Howard Flowers, Charles (Sarah)

Henderson, Gregory Stephens, and a host of uncles, aunts, nieces,

nephews, cousins, and devoted friends. Sweet dreams my darling. Rest

assure until we meet again. May God Bless you.

SHARLENE WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU