Mr. Lane Ryan Mosby

While not unexpected, we are heartbroken to share with you the loss of our Lane (Moz, #19, Laner and Goalie Runner); he is the adored son of Brian (deceased) and Harlene-he was a cherished boy from his first breath to his last. He was a brother to Chrissy, (their sibling rivalry second to none yet fiercely protective) and his most proud role of father to Quinn and Tate; Uncle Hockey to Sydney (Jackson), Sarah and great nephew Rhett. At the time of Lane's passing he was surrounded by family, loving him until the end. Lane's last days have been honest, reflective and devastating yet beautiful with friends, laughter, tears and precious memories. The loss of Lane has devastated our family and torn it up along the way. Lane will never be solely defined by addiction. He was a small-town boy who was full of curiosity. he was fearless yet stubborn, all this wrapped in a heart that always helped those less fortunate or those needing a helping hand, never once wanting credit. Lane excelled at everything he did - academics, sports, and then he conquered the world of finance. And lets not forget his quick wit, his sense of humour and of course that smirk with the twinkle in his eye and always the phrase that seemed to get him out of any jam -- "That's just Lane!!" To know Laner, is to know how proud he was of being a father. He cherished the miles with the boys, hockey, skiing, holidays and summers in Sandpoint. At the time of his passing the same sentiment was true, he wanted his boys to be proud of their name, who he was, what he had built, what he sacrificed and how much he loved them. The last days of Lane's life saw us watching a struggling man become a humbled man. Lane always enjoyed a good fight, but this was the one he couldn't win. We never gave up hope for Lane, he was loved deeply by many and that was and will remain such a blessing to us. The outpouring of support for Lane has been a beautiful testament to the many lives he touched. Keep telling your Lane stories as that keeps his memory alive in all our hearts. If you feel inclined to honor Lane, we ask that you support the Okotoks Bisons Mosby Scholarship Fund (bisons.finance@gmail.com). Lane established this fund year's ago. Alternatively for those of you in Lane's world of finance choose a day in December, pool your trade commissions and donate those to a charity before Christmas. As we say goodbye to Lane we remember the things he loved the most, his boys, his family, a good campfire, a devoted dog, fishing, roping and of course the gifts of friends along the way and anytime he could spend in the Jeep. A Celebration of Lane’s Life will be held at The Ranch House at the Calgary Polo Club on Thursday, May 22nd at 2:00 p.m. For those unable to attend, the service will be livestreamed via www.lylereeves.com . Caring for the family is Lyle Reeves Funerals of High River (Craig Snodgrass) 403.652.4242.

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Mr. Lane Ryan Mosby

September 21, 1972 - May 8, 2025