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Funeral services was held on Saturday, November 17, at the Fratzke & Jensen Funeral Home in Storm Lake. Burial was in the Laurens Cemetery in Laurens. Visitation took place on Friday, November 16 at the Fratzke & Jensen Funeral Home in Storm Lake. The Fratzke & Jensen Funeral Home in Storm Lake is in charge of the arrangements.Harris was born on July 15, 1931 to William (Bill) and Ella (Triggs) Bishop in Havelock, Iowa. He grew up attending First Christian Church in Laurens, Iowa, where he was baptized. Harris attended school in Havelock, Ware, and Laurens, Iowa. He grew up on the farm in Havelock, Ware, Laurens and Mallard, Iowa. Harris had a few odd jobs. He worked for Lundell in Cherokee, Iowa and he also worked on trailer houses in Nebraska. Eventually Harris decided to return to the farming business and started his own farming business just North of Laurens, Iowa. Harris enjoyed farming and taking care of livestock. Harris retired from farming in 1994, when he then moved to Storm Lake. Harris was the type of person that always reached out to help everyone he could. He was always there to help his neighbors and his family. He was just a phone call away. Although Harris never married, he was like a father figure to his nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews. When Harris wasn’t busy on the farm, his hobbies consisted of watching western movies and T.V. shows. He also enjoyed spending time with his family, Harris was a very busy man but did make time to travel. He visited places like Salt Lake City, UT, Kansas City, MO, Lake of the Ozarks, MO, Black Hills, SD, Denver, CO, and Akron, OH. Harris also enjoyed attending the Iowa State Fair but most of all he enjoyed attending the Clay County Fair every year. The last few years Harris moved into North Lake Manor in Storm Lake, where he enjoyed the staff and other residents. Harris’ favorite activity to take part in was Bingo, but he did enjoy all the activities that were offered. Harris enjoyed his every day visits from his nephew John ...

Christopher Mosley, who played football at Timber Creek High School (Fort Worth, Texas) in 2017, was killed around 4 p.m. CST on Saturday night, according to WFAA8.The police department did not provide further information to the outlet about the incident.A family member released a statement to WFAA8 that said Mosley was shot at a house with two friends.“On November 17th Christopher Mosley was shot while with two friends at a house in North Lake, TX. We do not know at this time what the complete details of the incident were. We do not wish to make any conclusions at this time. Matt and Penny, his grandparents, Christopher, his father, and Jada his sister are all heartbroken at the loss of this kind hearted boy that they were blessed to have in their lives for 16 years.My partner in crime, My better half, My baby brother is now an angel. He was taken way too soon, but he’s flyin high with our momma. Rest easy Christopher! I love you so so much!3/14/2002 – 11/17/2018 pic.twitter.com/TL5GrazirE— jada lynn🦋 (@_jadalynnn_) November 18, 2018Nobody was in custody for the shooting as of Tuesday night, according to 21 CBS DFW.On Tuesday, friends and family wore red and lit candles as they gathered at a neighborhood pond to remember Mosley.Falcon Family: A candlelight vigil for Christopher Mosley will be held @ 5:30 pm at the neighborhood pond in front of the Crawford Farms subdivision tomorrow 11/20. If you can attend, please wear Red in remembrance of Chris. Thank u all for your support & prayers for his family.— TCHS Falcon Football (@TCHSFootball) November 20, 2018Coaches and counselors were available for students, the football team tweeted, and the wrestling team created  a sign-up sheet to help the Mosley family with meals.Anyone looking to assist the Mosley family with meals please sign-up here. https://t.co/8LG2Cti93f #FalconFamily— TCHS Wrestling (@TCHSWrestling) November 20, 2018A GoFundMe page raising money for funeral expenses surpassed the $10,000 go...

Sixteen-year-old Chris Mosley was shot on Saturday while he was with at least two friends at a house in Northlake.Northlake police are investigating the shooting. Chief Robert Crawford told NBC 5 that investigators are not ready to say whether it was accidental. They do not believe it was suicide, are speaking with everyone involved and are not searching for anyone else.As they wait for answers, more than 350 friends and family turned out for a candlelight vigil Tuesday night to remember Mosley. Many were dressed in his favorite color, red.Mosley's sister Jada Mosley told NBC 5 he was her rock and her best friend. They recently lost their mom, which drew them even closer together.Do Not Eat Any Romaine Lettuce: Health OfficialsShe added that he enjoyed playing for the Timber Creek High School football team and more than anything, he loved being with people and making them smile."He touched so many people, no one will ever forget him because he did so much for everybody. I know for me, I'm going to take this and just push forward," Jada Mosley said. "Make sure this never happens to anybody again, that we make sure that we stay safe and that we know if we're in a bad situation and someone's doing something it's not worth it. If someone's doing something stupid just get out."A tweet from the football team's account called what happened a "terrible accident."Chris Mosley's funeral will be held this Friday at Fellowship of the Parks at 3 p.m. All are welcome, the family just asked that you wear bright colors to celebrate Mosley's life.