Birth date: Jul 14, 1958 Death date: Feb 3, 2024
Moises Guzman Jr. AKA “Moe”, age 65, passed away on February 3, 2024 after a long battle with cancer. He was a former Army veteran, and had worked as a UPS courier for over 20 years. He then became an Uber driver. People who knew Read Obituary
Christmas Eve parties at Isabel, Jim and Ryan’s 2017-2019. Mo always brought the fun and was the life of the party. We love you Mo ❤️ - Pat & Karen
Hi this is Maria Brandon, and I am Mo’s younger sister. Having Mo as my big bro (as I always called him) was incredible. He took me to buy my first car, was always there when I needed him most. He even flew down to Florida to walk me down the aisle for my wedding. He was the best brother a sister could ask for. I love him for his wonderful sense of humor, his matchy matchy, as I liked to called it, color coordination in clothing, and for just being him. He was like no other and I will miss him terribly. He is resting in peace now and I know the angels are watching over him. Love u my darling bro always.
My name is Suzy Guzman and I first met my husband Moe at my job. He was the UPS driver and he was so friendly and sweet. He would come in quite often with deliveries and didn’t seem to ever want to leave. We would get into conversations and then we eventually started seeing each other. I remember the good times we had. Just simple things like playing tennis, going to the movies or down the shore. He loved to play the games in the arcades. Even just watching TV together was fun. Accept when watching the NY Giants football game and they weren’t winning! Moe was such a great father to our daughter too. He was always there for her. Doing things together, driving her and her friends to everywhere.
I will love and miss you forever!
My name is Isabel and I am the older sister of Mo; by 2 years. For many years until the next Guzman kid was born, we had each other. As such, we also got into trouble together...usually, at my coaxing. I remember how estatic he was when he found out that he was going to be a father. And how honored I was to be asked to be Sami's godmother. I was so touched at how he cared for his baby girl. Always so happy and proud at each of her milstones as she grew up.
What I will miss about my brother is his positivity, always humming a song and his quick step. He could beat anyone at powerwalking.
The pain has finally ended. I luv you and will miss you 💔
Rest in peace Mo🙏
So when I remember my dad...what always comes to me is that he was a fun dad. We did the fairs, the beach and other places. He always laughed. When I was younger he would comb my hair and dress me to go to school in the mornings and would drop me off. He would always drive my friends and I where we had to go. I am thankful that in spite of being sick, he came to my graduation.
I will miss him always 💜💜💜
