Stephen Ward Moore

Brian, I am so sorry for the loss. I keep you all in my thoughts and prayers today and everyday. Love, Kristi

Mrs. Moore and family:
I had the opportunity to get to know Steve about five years ago when he was working at J.L. French.
I am a reporter for the Grand Rapids Press and wrote several stories on the city's claims that J.L. French was violating the city's noise ordinance.
Oftentimes, when I cover a controversy involving two opposing groups, members of one or both groups will forget that I'm merely covering the controversy and take out some of their hostility on me.
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Steve has many talents he used daily in dealing with people, but we will miss his friendship and leadership most of all. He will be greatly missed all who knew and loved him. There is now a void in our lives that can only be filled with faith and hope.

Bonnie,
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.

TO the Moore Family with our deepest sympathy. Steve was a man to whom all knew as an outgoing adventurer that worked very hard at all his goals in life. and a close friend to allhe came across. May God Bless His Soul & be with you thru this time & allways.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Bonnie and the rest of the family. Both of us worked for Steve while at Nelson/JL French. While working there Steve provided us with immense opportunity. He was a great mentor and a dear friend. He will be missed.

Bonnie and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. We were shocked and deeply saddened to hear of Steve's accident. May you find strength knowing he is with God and watching over you. With heartfelt sympathy and kindest thoughts to you, in your sorrow.

Please accept our deepest sympathies.

The Moore family with our deepest sympathy. Steve was a dear friend, a man to whom all knew as a outgoing and adventurer, that worked hard . A close friend to all he came across, He will be greatly missed. Bonnie, Brian & family you are in our prayers and thoughts.