Columbia, South Carolina – Maurice Griffin, a well-known and cherished resident of Columbia, South Carolina, tragically lost his life in a fatal motorcycle accident. The news of his passing has sent shockwaves through the community, as friends and family took to social media to express their grief and pay tribute to a man they described as kind-hearted and full of life.
Community Reactions and Tributes
The devastating news was shared on social media by Maurice Griffin’s friend, Alexis Grooms, who posted, “Today I woke up to so many text messages asking if we were okay and I was like yes we good. Then I get the news you are no longer with us. I can’t believe you are gone, I ask that everyone keep Nasir, his brothers and sisters, and Maurice’s wife and sisters in your prayers. Get your rest, Maurice Griffin, and look over our boy. I’m going to miss our calls and you getting Nasir straight.”
The post quickly garnered numerous responses from friends and acquaintances who also shared their condolences. Jessica Waiters wrote, "Sending my condolences and prayers!!" while Cardo Anderson echoed similar sentiments, expressing his grief alongside many others who knew Maurice.
Maurice’s ex-wife also took to social media, sharing a heartfelt message: "I can’t believe I’m typing RIP to my oldest daughter’s Father. Maurice, you were a stranger to no one and knew so many people, making people laugh and trying to convince everyone to believe those lies you so conveniently told. Lol, I’m going to miss your random calls. Thank you for giving me the best thing that ever happened to me…Our Beautiful Daughter. Rest on, I know Momma Mary and your Dad have their Big Boy with them. This really hurts."
Awaiting Funeral Arrangements
The family has not yet announced the details of Maurice Griffin’s funeral, but it is expected that a date will be provided in the coming days. The community continues to mourn the loss of a man who brought joy to so many lives and whose absence will be deeply felt.
Maurice Griffin’s sudden passing has left a void in the hearts of those who knew him. His legacy will undoubtedly live on in the memories of his family, friends, and the Columbia community.