E.P. Chet Greene shares his heartfelt tribute to Nathaniel ‘Nat Moses’ Francis.
Read his tribute below:
A Tribute to Nathaniel “Nat Moses” Francis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives
Our community moves a little quieter today, as we mourn the passing of the one and only- the original, Nathaniel “Nat Moses” Francis. More than just a voice on the radio, Nat was the gentle giant who,for many years, shaped our evenings, our community and our hearts. He was not merely a resident among us; he was an architect of our shared moments, a true model citizen whose life was a masterclass in service, passion and integrity.
For so many of us, Nat was the unseen companion of our most intimate hours. As daylight faded, his rich, resonant voice would fill the airwaves, a soothing balm at the end of a long day. He was the night-time man, the musical maestro who understood the power of a perfect song. With an impeccable ear for music, he didn’t just play music; he curated the soundtrack to our lives. He provided the accompaniment to first loves, the solace for heartaches and the gentle backdrop for countless bedtime stories and quiet reflections. In those hours, he wasn’t just a broadcaster; he was a friend, a confidant, the keeper of our collective dreams.
Nat’s contributions stretched far beyond the radio booth. He was a man of many parts, each one dedicated to the betterment of his fellow citizens. He answered the call to public service and was elected to represent the people of St. George, taking the same genuine care with legislation that he did with his musical playlists. Yet, whether in parliament or on the pavement, he remained, first and foremost, a man of the people.
Nat Moses was the very definition of community. He understood that a strong society is built not on grand gestures alone but on the consistent, dedicated investment of time and love. He was a fixture at community events, a willing hand, a wise counselor and a driving force behind countless initiatives that lifted others up. He proved that true leadership is not about elevation but about connection.
To call Nathaniel Francis an “upstanding model citizen” is to capture only a fraction of his essence. He was a man who wore his accomplishments with humility and his responsibilities with grace. He demonstrated that one can be a successful media pioneer, a dedicated politician, a devoted family man and a selfless community servant, all at once and with unwavering authenticity.
He showed us that excellence is found in the details: whether it is in the careful selection of a song to heal a heart, the time taken to listen to a constituent’s concern or in the quiet dedication to family.
We, the community of St. Paul’s and indeed the entire nation, join in extending our deepest, most heartfelt condolences to his wife, his children and his entire family. We can only imagine the profound depth of your loss. We thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for the immense sacrifice of sharing him with us. You lent us a husband and a father, who in return became a brother, a friend and a trusted servant to us all.
As his final flight has taken him to glory, the melodies he shared, the lives he touched and the standard of service he has set remain as his enduring legacy. Rest in peace, dear Nat. Your voice may have signed off but your song will forever play on in our hearts.
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