Miyosha "Mo Brick" Moorman

April 18, 1971 – June 13, 2026

Miyosha "Mo Brick" Moorman, age 55, passed away on June 13, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of strength, love, and unwavering devotion to those she held dear.

Born on April 18, 1971, in Owensboro, Kentucky, Miyosha was raised in a community that shaped her into the fierce and compassionate woman she would become. She graduated from Owensboro Senior High School, where the foundations of her bold character were laid. Continuing her education, she attended and graduated from CCBI College in Syracuse, NY. With that milestone accomplished she embarked on a new chapter, relocating to Syracuse, New York, where she built a meaningful career serving others — holding positions with Deluxe Corporation, Syracuse Legal Aid, and National Grid. Her time in Syracuse reflected her versatility, work ethic, and commitment to contributing wherever she was planted.

Miyosha later made her home in Nashville, Tennessee, where she dedicated herself to the nourishment and well-being of children as a School Nutritionist for the Nashville school system. It was a role that suited her perfectly — she was someone who believed in taking care of people, starting with the youngest and most vulnerable.

Those who knew Miyosha knew her as a fierce protector. She spoke her mind without hesitation, but always with an empathy that let you know she genuinely understood your struggle. She was the kind of person who showed up — for family, for friends, for anyone who needed her. Her presence was felt deeply, and her absence will be felt just the same.

Miyosha is survived by her devoted father, Michael Moorman Sr., and her beloved mother, Patricia Moorman. She leaves behind four sisters — Michelle, Maria, Brandy, and Heather Moorman — and two brothers, Michael Moorman Jr. and Jonathan Moorman. She is also survived by her sons Donovan, Broxston, and Norris Moorman; her daughter-in-law Shyazia Mason; and her daughter-in-law Malai Moorman. She cherished her grandchildren, Kyah Mason-Moorman and Maya Moorman, and maintained a warm and positive co-parenting relationship with the father of her children, Norris Rodgers. She is also survived by Charmaine Mason, mother of Shyazia, who was part of the broader family circle she held close.

Miyosha was a beloved aunt to many nieces and nephews, and a cousin to countless family members who will carry her memory forward with pride.

She was more than a mother, more than a sister, more than a friend — she was the kind of force that doesn't come along often. The world was better with her in it.

Mo Brick — forever in our hearts.

In keeping with the wishes of Miyosha, no services are planned. Final arrangements entrusted to McFarland Funeral Home, Inc., 1001 W 5th St., Owensboro, KY 42301.

Please leave memories and messages of condolence for the family at www.mcfarlandfh.com.