John "Moe" Paul Moeller

John Paul Moeller, age 54, passed away suddenly on October 10, 2023 in San Jose, California while on a business trip, giving of his time to help Kellogg's.  He was born to James Marshall and Jeanne Moeller on April 25, 1969 in Southfield, Michigan, the youngest of six children.  He was a resident of Cantonment, Florida for almost 8 years, while spending time in Tennessee at the Rossville Kellogg's plants, he also resided in Missouri, Wisconsin and Michigan during his lifetime.  John was a faithful employee of Kellogg's Corporation for 9 years devoting many hours of his time, as a financial controller.  He also spent countless hours helping others and fixing problems at different plants throughout his career as a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner.  His heart still belonged to Bethany Lutheran Church in Kohler, Wisconsin, however he attended Olive Baptist Church in Pensacola, Florida.  He served as an usher, elder, treasurer and board member devoting his gifts and talents to the Lord he served.

John enjoyed spending time at Universal Studio's with his family, traveling was also something he enjoyed doing.  He played board games, role playing games endlessly with his son, gigantic movie buff, loved to speak in movie quotes, he had an addiction to comic books.  He treasured reading and would do so for hours.  He passed on his love of games to Jackson and movie quotes to Emily.  His greatest accomplishment was being called “DAD” or “Daddy Moeller”.

John is survived by his wife of 37 years, Kellie Moeller of Cantonment, Florida; Daughter, Emily Moeller of Cantonment, Florida; Son, Jackson Moeller of Cantonment, Florida.  Brother, Joseph Moeller of Tennessee; Sisters, Mary Perzigian (Gary) of Michigan, Jennifer Peers of Texas and Jackie Bertelo (Orlando) of Arizona; Sister-n-law, Patrice Moeller of Arizona; Numerous nieces and nephews which he loved as though they were his own children.  He is preceded in death by his parents and brother, James Marshall Moeller Jr.  Special friends that were mentored by John and that he cared for greatly, Andy, Lena and Melody of Wisconsin, Alex of Florida, Taylor of Missouri, Jeremiah of Nebraska, Loretta and Savannah of Tennessee and Theodora of Michigan, along with many others from each state where John spent time.