Age 32. 12 Prentice Street, Worcester, MA. Born (surname Toney) on 3/12/1910, in Worcester. Died of carbon monoxide poisoning (death certificate). Clerk in the law office of his older brother, Walter J. Moossa, age 34, of Worcester (not present). Wife Lucia "Lucy," age 29, also perished. Couple was at the club in a party of five with Worcester Police Sergt. Eric Johnson and his wife Mary, ages 43 and 42 respectively, also Samuel Falcone, age 28, all of Worcester, all dead. Group had attended the Saturday afternoon College of the Holy Cross Crusaders' 55-to-12 football upset over 4-to-1 favorite Boston College at Fenway Park. His remains were identified at Waterman's Funeral Home, in Boston. Survived by a son John, Jr., age 1. Surname was shown as "Toney" through 1924 street listings, "Moossa" as of '27 listings and thereafter. Middle initial was misreported as "M." on the final official November 1943 Boston Committee on Public Safety master list of casualties. At 5' 9," 230 lbs. (WWII draft registration, October '40) was one of eight known males at the club of at least 230 lbs. when the blaze broke (based on WWII draft registrations, includes nearly all men present except those already in military service or born starting in 1925). Was the fourth-heaviest male victim of the blaze after bartender William "Bubbles" Shea, age 34, 300+ lbs., also patrons Arthur Broderick, age 43, 270 lbs., and Stanley Resnick, age 27, 235 lbs. (according to weights reported on their draft registrations). Parents Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. and Nebeeha K. "Mary" (Karam) Moossa (formerly "Toney"). His father (Born 2/23/1883. Died 5/02/1989) would later live to age 106. Burial with his wife at Notre Dame Cemetery, Worcester. Couple were two of three Grove casualties interred at Notre Dame Cemetery (also Worcester patron Richard "Dick" Vient, age 20). Middle name Nasief.