Steven Moseley joined Friendship Village Sunset Hills as a Chaplain in 2024. Born in Kansas City, he moved to St. Louis when he was a boy and graduated from Hazelwood Central High School.

He has over twenty years of ministry experience, mostly with senior adults. Before coming to FV, he spent seven years in a long-term care environment.

Steven graduated from Southwest Baptist University with a degree in Church Recreation and Religious Education. And he earned a Masters of Divinity from Midwestern Seminary.

He has been married over 30 years to his wife Lisa and has two grown children, Brandon and Brittany. Steven likes reading, following the St. Louis Cardinals and Blues, the Kansas City Chiefs, and also enjoys running and walking.  He has completed eight half marathons in the last eight years.

With over 30 years of previous pastoral care experience, Burt joined Friendship Village in 2017. He is an ordained minister through Open Bible Churches where he has served as a District Director while pastoring his own congregation. Before moving to the St. Louis area, Burt worked with numerous denominations and churches as president of his local association of churches.

For Burt, the best part of about ministry is helping people find vibrancy and meaning in their relationship with Christ.

He is married and a proud parent to three grown children. He loves spending time connecting with people and hearing their stories. He has a passion for reading, playing the guitar, studying history, and taking part in miniature war-gaming.

Burt completed his undergraduate studies at Oral Roberts University and pursued his graduate work through Regent University. He currently serves on the national board of Open Bible Churches and is a contributing author to We Believe: Core Truths for Christian Living, Open Bible’s official church resource for teaching core foundations of the faith.

Patricia Lee joined the Chaplain’s Department in the summer of 2007 after serving 6 months as a seminary intern from Covenant Theological Seminary. Prior to receiving the Master of Divinity degree she had also earned a master’s degree in counseling in 2004, and has been a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Missouri.

In addition to providing personal pastoral care and counseling, her ministry includes worship planning, Bible teaching, music ministry with the Chapel Choir, caregivers and bereavement support, as well as assisting Chaplain Savage in certain administrative logistics. Together they recruit and mentor seminary interns and invest in developing the Chaplain’s team.

Born and raised in Hong Kong, Patricia came to the United States as a teenager when her father, an Anglican priest, was called by the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California to pastor a Chinese congregation in San Francisco. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry in U. C. Berkeley and continued on to complete a PhD degree in immunology.

After getting married to Po Sun Lee in 1978 and settling in Jacksonville Florida, she worked as a certified medical technologist and taught for a season in the community college, then devoted 14 years to raise their four children, three daughters and a son. The family relocated to St. Louis in 1988.

Patricia’s training and life experiences have prepared her to serve this community. She takes great joy in fulfilling God’s calling with her gifts.

Mary joined Friendship Village in 2019. She graduated from Saint Louis University with a MA in Counseling and completed four units of Clinical Pastoral Education with Residency at Lutheran Senior Services. She brings twenty years full-time service in Congregational Care and Prayer Ministry.

Mary is a licensed minister with Open Bible Churches, a Spiritual Director with the Evangelical Spiritual Directors Association, and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Missouri.

In her free time, you will find Mary taking amateur photos, writing, singing, playing guitar, and leading and attending retreats.

"Loving God and loving people is what it’s all about."