The Caribbean media community is in mourning following the passing of Nathaniel ‘Nat Moses’ Francis, a revered broadcaster whose distinctive baritone voice and impactful career left an indelible mark on the region. Moses, who passed away last night, was celebrated for his versatility, whether he was covering significant national events or hosting his beloved late-night radio shows, where his selection of love ballads became a cherished tradition for listeners. His career spanned several prominent radio stations, including Gem Radio, Radio Antilles in Montserrat, and Radio ZDK in Antigua. Additionally, he occasionally contributed to ABS Radio and Television for major national coverage. Beyond his broadcasting achievements, Moses ventured into politics, securing a seat for the opposition UPP in the 1994 general elections. Tributes have poured in, highlighting his dedication and pioneering contributions to Caribbean radio. ABS has announced plans to continue honoring his legacy by sharing more about his life and work. The loss of Nat Moses is deeply felt across the Caribbean, as his voice and influence have left a lasting impact on the media landscape.