Pumpkin Center near Bakersfield. He moved his factory three times in the next 20 years, to Oklahoma City in the mid-70s, to the township of Jonas Ridge in Burke County, North Carolina in 1981, and to Booneville, Arkansas in 1991. Six months after moving to Arkansas, Moseley became ill with bone cancer. He died six weeks later, in August 1992. Moseley's daughter Dana is also a luthier and continues to build Mosrite guitars. She also helps kick off the monthly Mosrite Jam in Bakersfield. References Further reading Landers, Rick; Brennan, Tim, "The Story of Mosrite Guitars, Part One". Modern Guitars magazine, January 18, 2005 External links The Mosrite Gospel guitar, North American Instruments, 2000. With some personal notes on its builder. "Mosrite History", Tym Guitars, Australia. Guitar makers American luthiers 1935 births 1992 deaths People from Durant, Oklahoma People from Chandler, Arizona People from Bakersfield, California People from Nashville, Tennessee People from Oklahoma City People from Burke County, North Carolina People from Booneville, Arkansas 20th-century American musicians