Laurie Ann Moser

Laurie Ann Moser (nee Watson), 66, of West Deptford, passed away peacefully on October 9, 2026. She was born in Camden and grew up in West Berlin before making her home in West Deptford.

Laurie’s greatest love story began at Lindenwold Taxi, where she and her beloved husband, Steven Moser, first met. Laurie walked into the office one day, and the two locked eyes—it was the beginning of a beautiful courtship and a love that would last a lifetime. Together, Laurie and Steven spent 32 years working side by side at Lindenwold Taxi, building not only a life together, but countless memories along the way. They were married for 28 years and shared a bond that was truly special.

Laurie had a zest for life and found joy in the simple things, especially being surrounded by the people she loved. She loved spending time with her large family, singing, laughing, traveling, attending concerts, and making memories with those closest to her. Her favorite place to travel was Bermuda, where she created treasured memories. She especially loved music and attending concerts, with Aerosmith being her favorite. Laurie was also a talented and creative soul who enjoyed sewing, crafting, and making things with her own hands. She also had a love for fast cars and was known for having a lead foot, always enjoying the thrill of putting her foot on the gas. She was never far from her two beloved pets, Charlie and Cain, who she lovingly considered her protectors and faithful companions.

Laurie was a member of the Marlton Elks Lodge No. 2514 MC, where she enjoyed being part of the community and supporting charitable causes.

Laurie was proudly employed at The Union League of Philadelphia, a historic members-only social club that was founded in 1862 to support President Lincoln and the Union cause during the Civil War. Laurie befriended many members of the club including Patty Labell, Bill Clinton, Vince Papella, and many others over the years.

Laurie is survived by her beloved husband of 28 years, Steven Moser; her children, Harry (Ashley) Brown and Miranda (Joseph) Brown; her siblings, Lance (Joyce) Watson, Elizabeth Brooks, Brian (Denise) Watson, Jeffrey (Wendy) Watson, David (Jennifer) Watson, Catherine Watson, and Jean Watson; and her grandchildren, Keagan, Madison, Rylee, Brooke, Breslynn, and Bailey. She was predeceased by her son, Kevin Brown, and her brothers, George and Michael Watson.

Visitation will be held on 10am Thursday October 15th, followed by a service at 12 noon at Davis & Wagner Funeral & Cremation Services, 171 Delaware St., Woodbury, NJ 08096.

In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to the Marlton Elks Lodge No. 2514 MC Charity Fund, 426 Evesboro-Medford Rd., Marlton, NJ 08053, to purchase Christmas wreaths for our Veterans. Memories and condolences may be shared at daviswagner.com