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Monday, the sports world lost a legend as Edmonton sports legend Joey Moss passed away at the age of 57.
Edmonton sports legend Joey Moss has passed away at the age of 57. pic.twitter.com/3RqOhnKfO8
— TSN (@TSN_Sports) October 27, 2020
Wayne and Joey, through the years ❤️ pic.twitter.com/LDqeGGojJE
— BarDown (@BarDown) October 27, 2020
Moss has been part of the fabric of Edmonton sports for years. He became the Oilers' locker room attendant in 1984 after he was recommended by none other than Wayne Gretzky, who he celebrated some Stanley Cup wins with. Joey is also a member of the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame and recipient of the NHL Alumni Association's "Seventh Man Award."
Joey worked for the Oilers and Edmonton Football Team for decades. Whether it was his infectious enthusiasm and positivity or his singing of the national anthem, Joey inspired so many and the sports world honoured him with special messages.
Janet & I are saddened to learn about the passing of Joey Moss. Not only was Joey a fixture in the Edmonton dressing room, he was someone I truly considered a friend. We will miss you Joey and you will always live on through our memories. Our thoughts are with Joey’s loved ones. pic.twitter.com/5ucUQhcWQp
— Wayne Gretzky Estates (@GretzkyEstates) October 27, 2020
Heartbreaking to hear about Joey Moss passing away. He is the soul of the @EdmontonOilers. I’ll remember him singing the anthem w/pride, getting fired up about wrestling and always asking if I combed my hair with a pork chop. 💔 My deepest condolences to the Moss family. pic.twitter.com/Ssa0ZBcoSn
— Andrew Ference (@Ferknuckle) October 27, 2020
Joey was truly beloved, and blazed a trail for people with Downs Syndrome, raising awareness and understanding. He was as much a part of the sports scene in Edmonton as anyone I ever knew. #RIP https://t.co/L1DYOnBACg
— Gord Miller (@GMillerTSN) October 27, 2020
I enjoyed every minute of covering the Oilers in 97-98...my one year in Edmonton. Never a dull moment during that season. Joey Moss has always been a huge part of the Oilers family. There will be many tears from all privileged to be around him. RIP.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) October 27, 2020
Awful news to hear of Joey Moss passing away. He will be remembered forever by anyone who got the chance to spend some time with him.
— Ryan Whitney (@ryanwhitney6) October 27, 2020
Joey Moss (Edmonton Oilers) 2006 - NBC https://t.co/Ofaf7ETf2d via @YouTube
Sad to hear that Joey Moss has passed away. He was 57. RIP. #RIPJoeyMoss #Oilers pic.twitter.com/HtJZJ6FSp5
— I ♥️ Edmonton (@iheartedmonton) October 26, 2020
So sad. RIP, Joey. Our deepest condolences to the Moss family, and all his friends with the @EdmontonOilers and @EdmFootballTeam. https://t.co/zvsO7lQI9i
— #JayAndDan (@JayAndDan) October 27, 2020
I was so lucky to get 5 years around Joey Moss in Edmonton. He made me a better person everyday. Rough day for the CFL losing two legends. 😪
— Matt Nichols (@MattNichols16) October 27, 2020
Watching Joey Moss belt out the national anthem will always be among my favorite playoff memories (I got his autograph multiple times growing up).
— Lars Callieou (@ExtraLars) October 26, 2020
You were a true ambassador to the sport of hockey (and the CFL) and the City of Edmonton. You will be missed sir.#RIPJoeyMoss pic.twitter.com/5hJ506O4xY
Joey Moss left a legacy on earth which transcends sports. He proved that no matter the circumstance faced, he would not only overcome, he would thrive.
— Joe D'Angelo (@joe_dangelo) October 27, 2020
The world is a better place thanks to him. May we each strive to be more like Joey.
Rest easy, Joey. pic.twitter.com/R5UFFk9BB0
Rest In Peace Joey Moss / Mr. Oiler.
— My Corsi says im good (@Jfmj93) October 27, 2020
😔 pic.twitter.com/xw2bkI7I4P
Farewell to an Edmonton sports legend.
— Jamie Umbach (@JamieUmbach) October 27, 2020
Joey Moss, 1963-2020. pic.twitter.com/AyHvc1bQ7V
A little numb and horribly saddened by the news... but #yeg legend Joey Moss has passed away at the age of 57. Not even sure where to start... but condolences to the entire Moss, Eskimo & Oiler Families. He left a wonderful legacy & will be deeply missed by so many. #RIPJoeyMoss pic.twitter.com/GvyeqTFjiB
— Bryn Griffiths 🇨🇦 (@BrynMightyMouth) October 26, 2020
Joey Moss, Hall of Fame dressing room attendant of the Oilers and Eskimos, died this afternoon.
— Terry Jones (@byterryjones) October 26, 2020
RIP Oilers legend Joey Moss. pic.twitter.com/H0jExWzVtm
— Nathan 🇨🇦 (@NBordzy) October 26, 2020
R.I.P Joey Moss💔 you will be missed. I’m going to miss all those laughs we shared together. I know I’ve been gone for a few years but always thought of you. Till I see you again moser💔😢 https://t.co/gwP6V5c9ku
— Pat Maroon (@patmaroon) October 27, 2020
Very sad to hear the passing of the legend Joey Moss. Condolences to his family, friends and @EdmontonOilers.
— Johnny Boychuk (@joboych) October 27, 2020
RIP Joey Moss. An unbelievable person and a true icon in Edmonton. https://t.co/W9V1V7ofCb
— Jordan Oesterle (@joesty15) October 27, 2020
Saddened to hear about the loss of Joey Moss. He made the world a better place! Thoughts and prayers go out to his loved ones and the City of Edmonton.
— Ryan Strome (@strome18) October 27, 2020
— Milan Lucic (@27MilanLucic) October 27, 2020
RIP Joey
— Milan Lucic (@27MilanLucic) October 27, 2020
One of the best people I’ve had the pleasure to be around in hockey pic.twitter.com/nNOuODLmT4
The entire EE Football Team organization is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Joey Moss.
— EE Football Team (@EdmFootballTeam) October 27, 2020
Edmonton lost a hero today. Joey’s bravery, humor, strength, work ethic & perseverance in our dressing room & in our community left indelible impressions that will live with us all. pic.twitter.com/8ATs8ckQMS
Beyond sad. A true inspiration in Edmonton & beyond. As popular as any star player in that town. Retire his jersey please. Joey Moss is exactly what the world needs more of. Hard working. Kind. Funny. Full of heart and laughs. Rest easy sir. https://t.co/r3w2HAubdW
— Bryan Mudryk (@BryanMudryk) October 27, 2020
The @EdmFootballTeam and CFL are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Joey Moss. pic.twitter.com/cFiA2DKAYE
— CFL (@CFL) October 27, 2020
RIP to an absolute legend Joey Moss pic.twitter.com/DdSFNzUiou
— A. J. Gass (@ajgass77) October 27, 2020
#joeymoss was a fixture in our neighbourhood street hockey games. Here's a picture from Feb 1982 when Joey brought his friend Wayne to play with us for 4 hours. Joey was just really cool and we all loved him.
— Rob Kerr (@CSECRKerr) October 27, 2020
Godspeed Joey we won't forget you. #Legend #ASHOF pic.twitter.com/hvcNDKjo8M
Went to a lot of really bad hockey games from 07-14. Watching Joey Moss belt the anthem was sometimes the best part of the night. He brought the same energy and enthusiasm whether is was the SCF or a mid Jan game vs Minny 25 points out of the playoffs.
— Shanny (@shannynashman) October 27, 2020
Rest well, King 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/zwhaOqWnqF
Watching Joey Moss belt out the national anthem will always be among my favorite playoff memories (I got his autograph multiple times growing up).
— Lars Callieou (@ExtraLars) October 26, 2020
You were a true ambassador to the sport of hockey (and the CFL) and the City of Edmonton. You will be missed sir.#RIPJoeyMoss pic.twitter.com/5hJ506O4xY
Truly lucky to have called Joey a friend. Larger than life figure who made everyone he met have a happier and better day. Win or lose Joey was always there for you...what a phenomenal run. Cheers Joe! pic.twitter.com/e63tBg1gpD
— J.C. Sherritt (@JCSherritt) October 27, 2020
The #Oilers organization is extremely saddened by the passing of our dear friend & colleague, the legendary Joey Moss.
— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) October 27, 2020
Once an Oiler, always an Oiler.
RIP, Joey. 🧡💙 pic.twitter.com/KJSkN9oO9W
