Steven A. Mosco

I was the Pharmacist at Eckerds
in Surfside Beach when Steve worked
there. I enjoyed knowing him very much. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. May God Bless you.

So very sorry to hear of your loss.
Our thoughts and prays are with you.

Marilyn, Tom, and Larry Tracy
Socastee, SC

I have been a friend and coworker (Burger King, Surfside Fire Department and Rescue Squad) of Steve's since the early 80's, he will be missed.

Nobody in the family would know me but I worked with Steve at Burger King many years ago. His daughter and my daughter were born the same week. I was so sorry to hear about his passing. Even thou I haven't seen him in years, when I think about him I always remember him with a smile on his face. He could light up the room with his smile and you couldn't stay in a bad mood very long when he was around. My prayers go out to his family, I know he will be sadly missed. God bless. Terry

My condolences to the family. My children Candy and Sants were friends of Steve and Kathy when they were in school.

Dear Family, my heart was broken when I heard the sad news of the passing of Mr. Mosco. I knew him from when I worked at the Socastee Branch of The Conway National Bank years ago. He would always come in with a smile on his face and always had uplifting words to offer! When I shared the news with my husband this evening, he was saddened too. Tony knew Mr. Mosco from when he worked at Winn-Dixie years ago and said he always had a positive outlook on life and was an inspiration to others. It's...

Sorry to hear about the lost of your brother.But you know he is in Heaven with your daddy.And is looking down on you.When send our Symathy,and Love.Margaret/Ronnie Miller and Family.

Kathy,Richard & Kids,
We are so sorry for the loss of your brother and uncle you are in our prayers and thoughts much love is sent your way.
Your Brother & Sister in Christ
Glenn & Ellen

Hello, my name is Renee. I knew Steve when he worked at Surfside Fire Dept., where I served community service directly under him. In the short time I knew him I could tell he was very passionate and compassionate about his work. He treated me like a human being, with kindness, instead of like a prisoner. He also had a great sense of humor. He was very diligent. I respected him very much and his values as he made no bones about it. I could tell that he loved his family very, very much. He will...