It is with great sadness and a very heavy heart that I convey the news of Stevie Moxam's tragic death.

From what we can piece together, there was a jet ski which capsized in Frenchman's last evening. We believe Stevie jumped into the water to try and save the girls who were on the jet ski as neither knew how to swim and were not using life jackets. All the excitement was around getting the girls out of the water and no one noticed where Stevie got off to. One person was looking for him and thought they saw him walking further down the beach so no one questioned anything. Stevie had told his mother of his plans for the night so his family never questioned him not coming home in the evening. This morning was when people realized he was missing and found out the last time anyone had seen him was on the beach. They went looking for him and found his shirt and shoes on the beach.

From then boats have been out to sea looking for Stevie covering from Ft. Charles to Aligator Pond. They were still out this evening and just as the sun set they got the call that Boy P was on the beach in Frenchmans and saw what he thought might be a body out in the water. All the boats flew in and everyone looked. Just about 2 minutes before it became pitch dark, Jason Gordon saw Stevie's body in the water, jumped in and got him. He was brought to shore.

First, I must give my very deepest condolences to Vinny, Norma and the Moxam family on such a tragic loss. I had the privilege of knowing Stevie very well watching him grow from a well mannered young boy into a respectful, intelligent, caring young man. Someone who would not think twice about jumping into the sea to help someone else.

Second, I would like to say nuff respect due to all who went out searching for Stevie today. Boatmen Dennis, BeeBee, Peck, Seagree, Silvan, Ozzie, Joseph, Ted and their crews. There were numerous young men snorkeling up and down the coastline checking out the reefs all day long. Biggest respect to Jason Gordon who, as soon as seeing Stevie's body, dove down to get him.

Third, I have to wonder if this horrific tragedy could have been avoided if someone had just taken time to be respectful of the sea, drove with caution and worn life vests. It pains me greatly to see the life of such a wonderful young man who had everything to live for and look forward to taken in such a needless and careless way.

All my heartfelt prayers and sympathy to the Moxam family, especially Mrs. Moxam who was a good friend and mentor to me through Breds. Stevie was a true gentleman, a rarity among his age group, and stood out by his generous and kind behavior towards all. Nuff respect.

My deepest, deepest sympathies to the Moxam family and all who are hurting from this tragedy.

-Eric

My sincerest condolences goes out to the entire Moxam family. I am so sorry for your loss and am heartbroken by Stevie's tragic death. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you. Please let me know if there's anything I can do...

With much love and a heavy heart,
Miss Amy

my deepest sympathies are just not enough...my heart sick thoughts and prayers are all i can offer...no words can heal your families lost...he is in my prayers

I'm so sorry to hear about this. My thoughts & prayers are with the Moxam family. I did not know Stevie. But my husban knew him well.

This a real tragedy for a young life to be taken in these circumstances i feel a little angry that other peoples irresponsible actions had such a devasting affect for this young man and his family.God rest his soul and help the moxam family through their grief.

Noooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God please no! Such a lovely young man so nice, repects everyone. I can't stop crying my heart goes out to Miss Bev, Mass Vinnie, Terrence and Trica-Lee and the rest of the Moxam family.

My deepest, deepest sympathies go to Stevie's family and friends. Such a terrible loss of life.

I am so shock from this tragedy, when my sister Carmen call me last night i was so shaken up. My heart is heavy, i have known this family all my life. whenever, i come to Jamaica i always see him such a respectfull boy. The only thing i can say right now is that great men die young.Vinny , Bev, Tricia, and Terry my thoughts are with you all.

Bev and Vinnie, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your son. May the GREAT God of Comfort help you cope at this time (2Corinthians 1:3,4). Below are some advices I hope will help you in the grieving process:

SOME PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO HELP US DEAL WITH THE DEATH OF A LOVED ONE

(1) Rely on friends: Do not hesitate to let others help if they offer to do so and you can really use some assistance. Understand that it may be their way of showing you how they feel; perhaps they cannot find the right words.—Proverbs 18:24.

(2)Take care of your health: Grieving can wear you out, especially in the beginning. Your body needs sufficient rest, healthful exercise, and proper nourishment more than ever. A periodic checkup by your family doctor might be in order.

(3) Postpone major decisions: If possible, wait for at least some time until you are thinking more clearly before you decide such things as whether to sell your house or to change your job. (Proverbs 21:5) One widow recalled that several days after her husband died, she gave away many of his personal possessions. Later, she realized that she had given away mementos she treasured.

(4) Be patient with yourself: Grief often lasts longer than people in general realize. Yearly reminders of the lost loved one may renew the pangs. Special pictures, songs, or even smells can trigger the tears. One scientific study of bereavement explained the grief process as follows: "The bereaved may swing dramatically and swiftly from one feeling state to another, and avoidance of reminders of the deceased may alternate with deliberate cultivation of memories for some period of time." Keep Jehovah's precious promises in mind.—Philippians 4:8, 9.

(5)Make allowances for others: Try to be patient with others. Realize that it is awkward for them. Not knowing what to say, they may clumsily say the wrong thing.—Colossians 3:12, 13.

(6) Beware of using medication or alcohol to cope with your grief: Any relief offered by drugs or alcohol is temporary at best. Medication should be taken only under a doctor's supervision. But be careful; many substances are addictive. In addition, these may delay the grieving process. A pathologist warns: "The tragedy has to be endured, suffered and eventually rationalised and to retard this unduly by knocking out the [person] with drugs may prolong or distort the process." Lasting relief will come through meditating on Jehovah's grand purposes.—Psalm 1:2; 119:97.

(7) Get back into a regular routine: You may have to push yourself at first to go to work, to go shopping, or to take care of other responsibilities. But you may find that the structure of your normal routine will do you a lot of good. Keep busy in Christian works.—Compare 1 Corinthians 15:58.

(8)Do not be afraid to let go of acute grief: Strange as it may seem, some bereaved ones are afraid to let go of the intense grief, believing that it may indicate their love for the deceased one is diminishing. That simply is not the case. Letting go of the pain makes way for treasured memories that will no doubt always remain with you.—Ecclesiastes 3:1, 4.

(9)Do not be unduly anxious: You may find yourself worrying, 'What will become of me now?' The Bible counsels to take one day at a time. "Living more on a day-to-day basis really helps me," explains one widow. Jesus said to his disciples: "Never be anxious about the next day, for the next day will have its own anxieties."—Matthew 6:25-34.

I heard the same thing. I heard a 22 year old local man had drowned and his body had been recovered yesterday.

Sorry for the family. May he RIP.

my condolences goes out to the moxam family mrs moxam man a business,i you did what you could to make him a respectable young sorry to hear of such a tragedy,trish i know the way you and stevie used to live you were like twins all i can say hold the faith and be strong

I was so torn up to learn about the tragic news that Stevie had drowned. When my Aunt told i ask her if she was sure and he reply was YES. My heart sunked and tears came to my eyes. I know Stevie very well and he was a very sweet guy. My deepest sympathy goes out to the MOXAM family especially u MRS MOXAM who i knew all so very well because u taught me in Primary school.
Just pray to God for the strength to go on which i
know will be one of the hardest thing to do. I know it is not easy losing a love one.

My prayers are with u and your family. May God blessing be with u all.

Words aren't enough to explain how I felt when I heard... My heart weeps for you Miss Bev... I know you feel every birth pain right now and I can surely say you have a wonderful family and you are indeed a role model in our community and you are loved by many... Mass Vinnie and Terry and Tricia hold the faith... We mourn your loss..

Terry & Simone James

What a sad, horrible tragedy. Our condolences to the Moxam family and all who knew and loved this young man. God has found a place for him in Heaven.

Stephen and Kimberly

It is very sad to learn of such a horrible tragedy. I don't remember Stevie, but know his family pretty well. It must be very hard for any parent to loose a child, especially in such a horrible way.

Mrs. Moxam, Vinnie, Tricia, Terrence and the entire family, our deepest and sincere condolences to you. But look to God, he and he alone can provide comfort, he know why he choose such a remarkable young man

My sincere sympathy to Vinne and his family, what a tragedy. May you find comfort in God's words.
We feel your pain and mourn with you.

Vicky and Family - Grand Cayman

my condolences mrs moxam an the rest of the family for the horrible tragedy of wat happen to stevie,
i knew that family so well i went school with stevie his mom teach me in sandy bank school up till now i cant come to terms of wat took place


richard uk

Much love and sympathy go out to the Moxam Family at this time. We are praying for your strength as you cope with the loss of such a fine young man as Stevie.

hello rebecca how are you and the family i have got your message and i was glad to hear from you i am sad to hear that stevie pass away give my regard to the famlies from joan

Our deepest sympathy and love goes out to Ms. Bev and family on the passing of our dear friend Stevie. Also to uncle Paul and auntie hopie and family. We recall the good times we had together when we visit Jamaica, playing cricket, making jokes and having fun. We will miss Stevie. May God bless and keep you all during this time of sorrow.

Love from Craig and Jamie in Cayman.

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Miss Bev, Mass Vinnie, Tricialee, Terrence and the rest of the Moxam family in this difficult period of time. Words cannot convey how saddened we are after learning about Stevie's tragic and untimely death. We can still picture Stevie as a young boy growing up and the wonderful young man that he became. Miss Bev, we cannot understand the pain that you and your family are enduring at this time, but with God's grace we hope it will be easier to bear. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers, so stay strong and may God bless you all. With all of our love, the Ebanks family (Jean, Keron, Marlene, Traceyann).

Mrs.Moxam and family I just want you to know that you are in my prayers. Let God renew your broken heart. I know that nothing I can say can ease totally ease the pain you feel. In your time of despair look to JESUS. He may not be on Earth but he will FOREVER be in YOUR HEART.

my deepest sympathies and prayers to the moxam family on the loss of there son stevie
stay strong and keep the faith god blass

My deepest sympthies to the moxam family
my thoughts and prayers are with you all


from Andrea Ebanks Davis
Grand cayman

We extend profound sympathies to Ms. Bev, Vinnie, Tricialee, Terrence and the entire family on the sudden and tragic lost of their loved one; Stevie. We may asked "why him lord" but God has a plan for him. We know that words mentioned cannot ease your pains, rememeber that we grieve now, but joy cometh in the morning.

We are certain that your fond memories of him will last until eternity. Trust in God and you will find peace.

Marie, Donna, Nola, Andeen & Jessie
Grand Cayman

Our deepest heartfelt sympthies to the entire Moxam family, you are all in our prayers.

Stay strong Vinny & Mrs Norma.



Mike & Michelle Henrickson & all your Canadian friends from Winnipeg

It is with great sadness that Patti and I learned of the tragic loss of Steve. I knew Steve to be a gentleman, always giving me a great smile and treating us so well for the two years we volunteered in Treasure Beach. He always went out of his way to stop by and say hello to us whether he saw us in TB or Mandeville. Steve made a difference in our lives. Mrs. Moxam and Vinnie, please know that you are in our prayers.

My heart is broken, it was such a shock, and even though i know they've found Stevie, it doesn't seem real. my deepest sympathies to Miss Norma, Vinnie and the entire family, my prayers are with you. I remember the last time I saw Stevie, at Morris' coffee shop, he hugged me, asked if I was okay. Going to school with him was a fun experience, and i'm so proud to have known him. I can only pray that the good memories stay with you all, because that's the way I remember him, smiling, joking, full of life and love. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

Our deepest sympathy to the Moxam family.We share your loss,your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.May you all find comfort in God's love

Vinnie, Bev & family

We wish there was something we could say or do to comfort you & the rest of the family.
Like so many others who were drawn to Stevie by his friendliness and happines, we are deeply grieved by his unexpected death.
May the love of family and friends comfort and strengthen you in the days ahead
The community has lost a very special person
Please accept our sympathy and good wishes.

My deepest sympathy goes out to stevie's family it was so sad when i heard that he was gone he was such a nice young man i still cant believe he's not with us cause it was just a few weeks ago that i saw him when i was in Jamaica on vacation he will be miss by many may he REST IN PEACE. May god be with his family in this tragic time
GOD BLESS

Once again I am reminded, life is short, and life is precious and must be treasured and valued. The relationships we form here on earth with each other are so vital to our own existence. Our family, friends, loved ones are all so dear to our hearts. We will ask ourselves for days and years to come why Stevie, so young, vibrant, and full of life, promising, good character and a beautiful smile. However, at this time the answer lies in God’s will and time. No one completely understands the mystery of death. Mrs. Moxam, Mass Vinnie, Trecialee and Terry other relatives and friends, as you shoulder each other in this difficult time continue to pray, love each other even more and God will guide you through this. As you go through the phases of denial and anger God will walk with you. Be of good courage and faith; be proud, Stevie has left footprints in everyone lives he has met. I am sorry I am not there to share this sorrowful time with you. I will continue to pray for you all. Thanks Stevie for sharing your beautiful smile with us…an angel has gone home smiling.

Norma,Terrence & family

I share in your grief. May the Lord strenghten the family expecially at this time. He went faithfully trying to help others. The Lord will bless his soul.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Moxam family. My God comfort you during this difficult time. Just think about Stevie as an angel watching over you.

Mrs. Moxam, what an unbelievable and horrible tragedy it is to lose someone so young and vibrant. You must be proud to know that Stevie was so unselfish that he died attempting to save the life of others, but I know that cannot possibly lessen your pain or grief. Our hearts are heavy with sorrow, and our prayers are with you and your entire family.

THE LORD IS MY STRENGTH AND MY SHIELD;
MY HEART TRUSTS IN HIM,AND I AM HELPED.
psalm 28:7

Sincerest condolencies to the Moxam family on the tragic passing of their son Stevie. May the memories that you hold dear to your heart comfort and strengthen you in your time of sorrow.

Our sincere sympathy goes out to Ms Bev, Maas Vinnie,Trisha,Terry,Collin and the extended family of 'STEVIE'. We still can't believe that he is gone; We just cannot imagine what you are going through at this time. You are in our thoughts and prayers and we know that GOD WILL SEE YOU THROUGH.
GONE TOO YOUNG,GONE TOO SOON.
Fr: Nadine,Tesha,Ket,Genevieve,Sharlene,Amanda and Amin.

This is such sad, sad news. My heart goes out to the family and friends of Stevie Moxam, and my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I tried to describe Stevie to my sister who is so bad with remembering names, but she still can't put a face with the name. Could someone post a photo of him?

Seth

MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE MAXOM FAMILY , I KNOW IT IS HARD BUT JUST REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE NOT ALONE HIS FRIENDS ARE SHARING IN YOUR PAIN. AND AS MY HEART HURTS I WANT TO EXTEND MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOUR FAMILY "STEVIE WE ARE AT A LOSS WITHOUT YOU AND YOU ARE SADLY MISSED" HE WAS A FRIEND THAT WILL NEVER BE REPLACED. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS

God Bless all of you. No words can express the sorrow YOU must feel, because words cannot begin to express our sadness. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Your son is very special. Thank you.
love love love Christine Kaitz

Sincere Sympathy to Ms. Bev, Mass Vinnie, Trisha ,Terry and the rest of the Moxam family.
I can't say we know your pain and grief, but we are grieving too, remember you are not alone. We are all grieving for Stevie in the way we can. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Love Virge, Chad, Chavez and Kayla

Our sincere sympathies to Vinnie, Bev, Tricialee and Terry on the passing of your beloved son and brother.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. God is our only shelter in the time when we need him most. Continue to lean on him and he will see you all through. We will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Love from Nanlin and Ernie

To Miss Bev and family, words cannot express how sad it is to know that your son has been taken away from you at such a young age.We pray that God will give all of you the strength to cope with this tragic loss. God bless. Pearl, Owen, Troy, Trace, Tron and Kayeann.

I would like to extend my sincere condolences to Mass Vinnie, Miss Bev, Tricia, Terry and the rest of the Moxam family. I know words cannot heal your hurt and your pain, but I am sure there is comfort in the arms of God, and he will see you through. It was just like yesterday seeing Stevie as a little boy going to Sunday School with Tricia. I remember every Sunday morning it was as if we were just sitting waiting for him to pass, Aunt Sylvie was the first one to call out to him, saying hey Stevie and he would say aright Miss Sylvie. It was so delightful seeing him and Tricia doing the right thing by going to Sunday School. I am so glad I had the pleasure of knowing Stevie, he was such a joy to talk to, he made you laugh, even when you didn't want to. I will never ever forget you Stevie. I will always cherish the memories I have of you. Gone too soon is right, but only the good die young. Ms. Bev, Mass Vinnie, Tricia and Terry, I will continue to keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. Hold on to those beautiful memories.

Love Christine

I would like to extend my heartfelt deepest sympathy to Miss Bev, Mass Vinnie, Tricia and Terry. Words cannot express how sadden I am for you. The love that you have for Stevie will becomes a memory, those memory will become a treasure. May strength and love surround you during this difficult time. May God guide you and protect you through this very difficult time.
With all our love and prayers,
Ukie, Ida, Jenine, David, Chucko, Dowan, Monica, Uan, Suzie and Lerrel

Mr. & Mrs Moxam, Tricia and Terry my deepest sympathy on the tragic passing of your beloved son and brother.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the moxam family.In the lost of your son.Our prayers and thoughts are with you.

My deepest sympathy to Mr.& Mrs Moxam,Terry,Trica and the entire Moxam family. It just doesn't seems real that a very good friend of mine had past away. I just can imagine the heart ache the family is going through at this time. Even though Stevie is gone TOO SOON he is in a better place. You are always in my prayer and God knows best for everyone. Just remember that Stevie is a very special person and he is with God. Stevie is such a very friendly person always making jokes and playing around, i will always remember the good times we had together.

Sophia NY

I would like to extend my condolences to the Moxam family, I know what it's like to loose someone dear and with such tragedy, keep the faith and with gods grace he will bring you through.

My deepest sympathy to Mr. & Mrs. Moxam, Terry, and Trisha on the passing of your beloved son and brother. He is in a great place now, so try your best to stay strong and know that your family is not in this by themselves. Whoever knew Stevie knows that he was a great person and we all feel your pain.

I would like to take the time out to send my deepest condolences to Mrs Moxam,Vinny, Terry and Trica. When I heard that Stevie had passed on to see his creater, I could not beleive it. I think I'm still in shock. The news had brought tears to my eyes and all I can think of is the last time I had the privillage to see him was in 2003. Mrs. Moxam hold your head up high, ask God for the strength to pull you and your family through this and just remember that he is in a better place watching over you and the family.

RIP Stevie You will be truly missed

Our deepest sympathy and love goes out to Ms.Bev,Mass Vinnie, Tricia and Terry at this time of grief.We are saddened to hear of this loss of such a precious gem from our community.Stevie was such a pleasnt young man who would always play with my son.We are surely going to miss him (especially seeing him on duty as "security guard" at Jack Sprat's entrance whenever there is an event at same,working alongside Darin).We leave these words with the family and hope and trust that they will bring comfort to your hearts.

There is a heavenly garden in which God takes a great pleasure
Because He's placed within it the loved ones that we treasure.
He walks among the blossoms giving them eternal rest
And I know it must please Him, because He chose our very best.

Love from Carol,Tariq,Doreen and family.

My condolence goes out to the family of the late Stevie Moxam.No one can truly understand the pain that each of u are going through because we all grieve differently.Just remember that God has call him home for he has acccomplished his task.He has touch many lives and brought us all together in a time of sorrow.May God be with u all.

Fr:Kaydian& Gwennie.

Very sad to hear of your loss, Ms. Moxam.
Sincerely,
Jean & Joe Woodward

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mr & Mrs Moxam and family.You are in our payers. May God give you strength and comfort in this time of grief.
From The Honeyghan Family

The family of Stevelan Moxam (Stevie) wishes to express sincere thanks to the many well wishers for their prayers, words of comfort and support shown to us during our time of bereavement. Thank you all.

Stevie we will miss you, you have always made us proud. You are gone from us but you are not forgotten. Love always.

From The Family of Stevelan Morris Moxam.

To Vinnie, Norma & the Moxam Family,

We are all very sorry to hear about the tragic loss of Stevie .
We know that no words can take away the sorrow that you bear, but the Father of us all whose mercies never cease will sustain you and give you peace.
Lorna, Clifford & The Gayle Family.

Our sincere sympathy goes out to Bev, Vinnie, Tricia, Terry and to the rest of the family. May god guide you all and protect you through this difficult time of sorrows. Steven, god has call you home, for you have accomplished his tasks, you are gone but not forgetton. Your memories will live on. Rest In Peace.

Shirley, Prince, Balwayne, CJ, and the rest of the Ebanks family.

To: Bev, Vinny, Tricia,Terry, & Family

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your famliy at this very difficult time. Please accept our sincere condolences and try to hold on to all the fond memories of Steve. We'll be in touch.

I just cannot begin to understand why Stevie was taken from us. He died doing what he does best "helping others in need". When the heavy flood rains came in on my mom&Dad Stevie was there to give a hand. My family feels it so much, Nev and Tia still in shock. But i just want ms Bev and mas Vinnie to hold strong. Terry and Tricia you hang in there and know that your brother is a diamond sparkling all the time, from above guiding you all. We miss him more than words can say. Be strong and i love you all. See you all soon.
Love. Haley Graham Kingston.

Norms, Vindoos (Vinnie), Trecia, Terry and the rest of the Moxam family. Our deepest sympathy to you all. Stevie was a loving young boy, we will miss hiim dearly. Sorry we can't be there with you all, but you are in our prayers. May his soul rest in peace.

Hoo Family, Arlene and Kids

Ms Moxam, I am so sorry to hear about Stevie. Words are not just enough to express how much I share and understand your grief. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

The Seniors, Jackie, Cleveland, Rahalia & Jonathan

Maas Vinnie, Miss Bev, Tricia & Terry:
We just cannot understand why Stevie has been taken from us. At times we ask "Why me Lord?" but only God understands. Our prayers are with you and the entire Moxam family at this time. Don't worry, God will give you strength, and always remember "Joy cometh in the morning."
Love,
Neville & Tia Graham
Kingston

my deepest sympathy to the moxam family my prayers are with u all.

My deepest sympathy to Mrs. Moxam and family on the tragic passing of Stevie. I cry and sorrow for you. I know that this a difficult time for but remember that every steam of grief that flows in our lives there is a deeper river of peace the Holy Spirit gives.God is with you and he will give the strength that you need to go on.

Wonlis, Maureen, Krishna and Tresan

From the Jakes Family. Our deepest sympathy to the Moxam Family from all the staff. God is with you in your time of sorrows. we are all here for you. God blessings.

From Kurt Camiel and Jayden condolonces to the Moxam family. I remeber teaching Stevie Mathematics in Evening classes at the Sandy Bank primary. He was such a well behaved student, We just heard on Sunday night and we just cannot imagine what his family is going through. Mrs Moxam and Vinnie we are mourning with you.

The funeral for Stevie Moxam will be held on Saturday, April 8 at 10:00 a.m. We ask for your thoughts and prayers to be with the family at this time.

I am so sorry i cannot be there for the funeral, but my thoughts and mind are there in spirit.

Condolonces to the Moxam family.We are so sorry not to share in the celebration of Stevies life with you but we will be lighting candles,praying and thinking of Stevie and his family on Saturday and any other time when a role model for this community comes to mind. I have memories of him as a young boy walking my son Tyler home from school. He was just a few years older and so sweet and well mannered. It was obvious than that he would be a delightful young man. I was devastated when I heard he was missing and knew somethings are just to beautiful for this world. I have to believe that he is in a better place its the only way to make sense of any of this. Tyler and I want you to know how sorry we are that you have to suffer this loss and how grateful we are for having even a small opputunity to know his kindness and his smile. You are all in our thoughts and prayers for I know indeed it reaches beyond the Moxam family this grief is apparently worldwide as he has touched so many lives beyond his own community. In this way he will always be here as a part of everyone he touched. Wish we could be with you for this ...Paula Persechini-Petitti and Tyler Petitti

MY SYMPATHY GOES OUT TO THE MOXAM FAMILY ESPECIALLY FOR STEVIE I REMEMBER WENT I USE TO GO OVER NICKLOAS HE USE TO STAND AT THE FENCH AND WATCH THE VAN PASS MY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE.

My deepest sympathy to mrs Bev,vinnie,Terry and Trecia Moxam.
I was very shock to hear of the sad passing of my little friend Steve,(Stevie).
he always seems to amused me, when he is making fun of his uncle vern. I will surely miss him.
may his soul rest in peace.

As a reminder, Stevie Moxam's funeral is being held today. We ask for your thoughts and prayers to be with the family at this time.

RIP, Stevie Moxam

-TBNet

Sincerest sympathies to Bev, Vinnie and the rest of the family. Although it may not seem like it right now, but it will get better, take it from someone who really knows. The pain of your loss will never go away but you will learn to live with it until it doesn't sting quite so hard anymore. There is no cure but time and prayer and if you can't pray right now, that's okay, the rest of us are praying for you and the Lord will see you through.
Be of good courage.
Sincerely,
-Marcia Moxam (AKA, Carl and Mazie Moxam's daughter.

Dear Mrs Moxam & Family.

My Prayers and thoughts are with in your time of sadness.

You are not only a person of strength, but a person of great faith and i know this will help to carry you through this difficult time.

"Trust in the Lord with heart and lean not on your own understanding. Be of Good courage, God knows all things best. He will take care of you"



Sincerely

Prudence Retutal

We were so very sorry to hear of this tragic loss. Sending our love and deepest sympathy to all the Moxam family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Joska and Jenni Reid
Amin and Amanda James

Vinnie,

Such I tragedy. What can I say. I didn't even know you lost a son. We were neighbours. I hope I am not renewing the pain, but I have been going through all the postings here to try to help correct a smaller tragedy in my life- the loss of the connection to my roots. My intention is to re-settle in TB, and I hope you and I can share some memories. God bless.