The resolution expresses profound sorrow over the passing of Eugene Austin Moseley, Sr., who died on February 3, 2026, at the age of 92. It highlights his humble beginnings in Mobile, Alabama, and the strong family influences that shaped his character and aspirations for opportunity and economic empowerment. Throughout his life, Eugene demonstrated initiative and resilience, excelling as an athlete and musician while attending Florida A&M University. His commitment to service was evident during his time in the United States Air Force and his involvement in the civil rights movement, particularly during the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Eugene's entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish a small business after the economic downturn in Mobile, and he made history as one of the first African American agents in the insurance industry with Prudential Life Insurance Company. His contributions to community development included founding roles in organizations that expanded access to healthcare and financial services. The resolution concludes by honoring his legacy and the impact he had on his family and community, offering heartfelt condolences to his loved ones while celebrating his life and achievements.