Caitlin Chantae Mosley Bishop

Caitlin Chantae Mosley, as we all know as Caitlin Bishop, age 27, passed away surrounded by family and friends. She went peacefully and on her own terms. Caitlin looked her husband and parents in the eyes, and made them pinky promise they would be alright and would find her on the other side. Despite cancer, she was her true self and left this world as courageous, loving and full of life. She was born in Minden, Louisiana, on December 3, 1992. She passed on August 24, 2020. Regardless of her battle with cancer, she won the battle with death and we know she is waiting for us to find her in heaven. Caitlin was married to Alex Bishop. They met in the fall of 2014, and were married on March 21, 2020. Caitlin was a resident of Pace, Florida. She graduated from Pace High School class of 2011; Troy University with a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Sciences in 2014; and Masters of Health Sciences in Physician Assistant Studies at the University of South Alabama class of 2016. She began martial arts at age five, and participated in her first North American Sport Karate Association (NASKA) in 2001 where she earned two first place awards at the Battle of Atlanta. She was a member of Won’s Martial Arts KICK Team, (Kicking in Christ’s Kingdom) in Columbus, Georgia. She also went onto to be an integral team member of the Pro Rank Team. She went on to win 19 World Championship Martial Arts titles in NASKA and was featured on ESPN. She was named Miss Pace High School and was in the top 10 of her graduating class. During her time at Troy she was a proud member of Alpha Gamma Delta where she made lifelong friendships. While obtaining her Physician Assistant Degree she volunteered at USA’s student run free clinic and the Christian Medical Ministry of South Alabama. She went on two medical mission trips to Peru during her studies. She practiced as a Physician Assistant in Cardiology for two years and in Hospitalist Medicine for over two years. She was awarded the Shining Star Award for healthcare members who make a positive impact on the lives of patients and coworkers. She worked up to the end effortlessly, even through a pandemic to help her patients. She was actively involved in Distinguished Young Women after she was crowned the 2011 Florida Distinguished Young Woman. She was Chairwoman and Founder of Distinguished Young Women of Northwest Florida for five years. She truly built this local program from the ground up. She is survived by her husband, Alex Bishop; stepdaughter, Caroline; parents, Max and Rhonda Mosley; brother, Skyler; sister, Brandi, and her family; as well as, many more aunts, uncles and cousins. She is also survived by her dearly beloved dogs, Gizmo and Susie. She is preceded in death by Rhode and Winnie Turner of Quitman, Louisiana; as well as, Max Sr. and June Mosley, of Bienville, Louisiana. Her visitation will be held on ‪Friday, August 28, 2020, at Lewis Funeral Home in Pace, Florida, ‬ with family ‪from 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.; and friends ‪from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Everyone in attendance will need to wear a mask and the facility will ensure everyone is able to pay their respects. Funeral Services will be ‪held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, August 29, 2020, at Lewis Funeral Home, Pace, Florida. Again, everyone in attendance will need to wear a mask. She will be laid to rest in Brooks Chapel Cemetery, in Quitman, Louisiana, ‪on Thursday September 3, 2020‬. The family would like to especially thank Dr. Eldawy, Morgan, everyone at the Sacred Heart Infusion Center, Dr. Brown, her Hospitalist Family and Lecresa from Covenant Home Health. Their kindness and support was always noticed and appreciated. Caitlin loved flowers, and any other donations can be made in Caitlin’s honor to Distinguished Young Women of Northwest Florida towards the Caitlin Mosley scholarship fund at Pen Air Federal Credit Union. https://www.penair.org/ https://distinguishedyw.org/