Milton George Moody, aka “Ricky,” was born on March 19, 1956, in Cambridge, Westmoreland, Jamaica to Clifford and Viola Moody. He was the last son of six children. In the early 1960’s Milton’s parents moved their six sons to Old Harbour, St. Catherine, Jamaica. They resided in Lennonsville, North Street, and then Marlie Gardens. Ricky first attended Mrs. Hall Basic School and later Old Harbour Junior Secondary School. After secondary school, he attended The Industrial Trade Training School in Twickenham, St. Catherine, Jamaica, where he obtained his certification as a Machinist. Ricky loved machine work and, in 1973, continued his education in machinery at Kingston Technical High School, where he obtained his diploma as a qualified Machinist. In 1980, he was hired as a machinist at Jam Jute Textile in Old Harbour, where he mastered the art of machine work. Ricky was a regular attendee at Old Harbour Bay Baptist Church and attended Sunday School every Sunday. He was mentored by Missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Lord, who ensured he was in church every Sunday. He was a very religious man and a devoted Bible reader. In 1980, Ricky met Ceris Taylor in Old Harbour, Jamaica and they fell in love. In September of 1982, their first son, Phillip, was born. Ceris migrated to the United States of America in 1983 with the hope of making a better life for her family. Ricky and Ceris were married in March of 1984 and their second son, Peter, was born in December of 1984. Ceris traveled back and forth between the two countries until she was able to obtaine legal residency for her husband and children. Her family joined her in the USA in 1985. After arriving in Florida, Ricky was employed M.W.I Pumps in Deerfield Beach. He worked at MWI as a machinist for twenty-five years until he retired in 2010. Ricky enjoyed music and had a wide collection of Gregory Issacs, and friends would always seek his advice on Gregory Isaacs’ music. He also had a love for soccer and cricket and was recognized as a skillful player in soccer. He had an amazing ability to control the soccer ball and accuracy in distributing the ball to his teammates, which is important in keeping your opponents out of the game and ultimately winning. Ricky had a signature move when he played soccer; he would always keep his left hand straight out, pointing his fingers in a way to always distract his opponents. He was a very aggressive and competitive soccer player. Ricky also loved cricket and was an excellent spin bowler and batsman. Ricky became ill and was hospitalized on April 20th. He passed away on June 22, 2020. Ricky was predeceased by his parents, Clifford and Viola Moody, and brothers, Charles Grant, Egbert Moody (aka “Babyson”), Cecil Moody, and Lascelles Moody. He is survived by his wife, Ceris Moody; two sons, Phillip and Peter Moody; brother, Lawrence Moody (aka” Popsie”); two step-daughters, Pauline Butler and Jacqueline Foster; seven grandchildren, Rashaad, Kyle, Jaylen, Dajuan, Shayla, Morgan, and Victoria; and many nieces, nephews, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, and friends. Rest In Peace, Milton George Moody .