February 18, 2014
February 18, 2014
So sad to hear that his life ended short. One of my favorite people back in the day
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Stephen Smith, 47 years old, born on January 27, 1965, and passed away on April 16, 2012. We will remember him forever.
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December 27, 2013
December 27, 2013
Bahamas Times 4.20.2012
Stephen Forrest Smith was pronounced dead by Bahamian Officials following a boating accident near Turtle Cay, Bahamas on Tuesday. Mr Smith's boat was hit by a boat operated by another operator, an American on holiday. Authorities do not suspect alcohol or foul play in the incident and are holding the identity of the other operator pending investigation. There were no other injuries in the accident.
Records show that Mr Smith was born in Marina Del Rey, California and spent some of his childhood in the Washington, Dc area (Gaithersburg, Md). Smith moved to Miami in the 80's to attend University at the University of Miami and remained there until his passing. He was active real estate in the city of Miami. He was also active in youth inner city sports leagues for young athletes and mentoring of the Miami inner city youth.
He is survived by his wife and four children.
Stephen Forrest Smith was pronounced dead by Bahamian Officials following a boating accident near Turtle Cay, Bahamas on Tuesday. Mr Smith's boat was hit by a boat operated by another operator, an American on holiday. Authorities do not suspect alcohol or foul play in the incident and are holding the identity of the other operator pending investigation. There were no other injuries in the accident.
Records show that Mr Smith was born in Marina Del Rey, California and spent some of his childhood in the Washington, Dc area (Gaithersburg, Md). Smith moved to Miami in the 80's to attend University at the University of Miami and remained there until his passing. He was active real estate in the city of Miami. He was also active in youth inner city sports leagues for young athletes and mentoring of the Miami inner city youth.
He is survived by his wife and four children.
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February 18, 2014
February 18, 2014
So sad to hear that his life ended short. One of my favorite people back in the day
December 27, 2013
December 27, 2013
Bahamas Times 4.20.2012
Stephen Forrest Smith was pronounced dead by Bahamian Officials following a boating accident near Turtle Cay, Bahamas on Tuesday. Mr Smith's boat was hit by a boat operated by another operator, an American on holiday. Authorities do not suspect alcohol or foul play in the incident and are holding the identity of the other operator pending investigation. There were no other injuries in the accident.
Records show that Mr Smith was born in Marina Del Rey, California and spent some of his childhood in the Washington, Dc area (Gaithersburg, Md). Smith moved to Miami in the 80's to attend University at the University of Miami and remained there until his passing. He was active real estate in the city of Miami. He was also active in youth inner city sports leagues for young athletes and mentoring of the Miami inner city youth.
He is survived by his wife and four children.
Stephen Forrest Smith was pronounced dead by Bahamian Officials following a boating accident near Turtle Cay, Bahamas on Tuesday. Mr Smith's boat was hit by a boat operated by another operator, an American on holiday. Authorities do not suspect alcohol or foul play in the incident and are holding the identity of the other operator pending investigation. There were no other injuries in the accident.
Records show that Mr Smith was born in Marina Del Rey, California and spent some of his childhood in the Washington, Dc area (Gaithersburg, Md). Smith moved to Miami in the 80's to attend University at the University of Miami and remained there until his passing. He was active real estate in the city of Miami. He was also active in youth inner city sports leagues for young athletes and mentoring of the Miami inner city youth.
He is survived by his wife and four children.
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