Sgt. Christopher Jerome Moses

As Executive Director of the National Black Sheriffs' Association we offer our deepest sympathy to the family of Sgt. Chris Moses. It takes a selfless person to go into law enforcement considering the dangers and stress of the occupation. We are grateful for his contributions to maintaining public safety in Hinds County. We will honor him on Tuesday (5/12) at the Black Sheriffs' Memorial in Washington DC.

Chris, you will be truly missed and all the laughs we had when we ran into each other. you always talked about your family Chris that smile I will always remember about you. and the conversation we had when I came to buy your Honda we laughed about if it stops working. still hard to believe but God had a special place for a special person.. praying for your family..

I give my love, support and condolences to the family of Sgt. Moses. He was a dear friend and fraternity brother. He was my classmate at Tuskegee University and every moment spent with him was filled with joy. We had such awesome times together. My GOD ALMIGHTY keep his soul and wonderful spirit. Rest my brother.

Chris, I remember the good times we shared @Jackson State when we use to ride around the plaza in the Corvette, which was what you loved. Our friendship will truly be missed. RIP

Pastor Vincent and Sis. Patricia Houseworth would like to send their condolences to the Moses family! We have known Sgt. Moses for a very long time! We encourage the Moses family to continue to look to the hills from which cometh your help and your help will come from the Lord!

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.