Sherman and Garland Communities Mourn the Loss of a Beloved Friend and Brother
SHERMAN, TX — With profound sadness, the communities of Sherman and Garland, Texas, are mourning the untimely passing of Grae Saï Mo, a cherished friend, brother, classmate, and son. Grae passed away on the evening of Wednesday, July 30, 2025, leaving behind a wave of sorrow among those who knew and loved him.
Only 25 years old, Grae’s sudden departure has left an unfillable void in the hearts of many. His presence was warm, calming, and deeply genuine — the kind that never demanded attention, but was always felt.
A Life That Quietly Made a Difference
Grae was a soul who made the world better by simply being in it. Raised in Garland, Texas, and later residing in Sherman, he formed connections across cities and communities, each marked by his kindness, humor, and thoughtfulness. To those closest to him, Grae was a loyal friend — someone you could rely on during the darkest nights or the happiest celebrations.
He wasn’t one for loud declarations or seeking the spotlight. Instead, he lived with quiet strength, listening more than speaking, offering more than asking, and lifting others in subtle but meaningful ways. His friends speak of late-night talks that offered comfort, jokes that lightened hard days, and a presence that made people feel understood without ever being judged.
Many classmates, colleagues, and family friends have shared heartfelt messages and memories on social media, recalling the deep impact Grae had on their lives. His passing has united these voices in collective mourning — a testimony to the quiet legacy he leaves behind.
Memorial Service Details
To celebrate and honor Grae’s life, his family has announced a memorial service open to all who knew him:
In Loving Memory of Grae Saï Mo
Waldo Funeral Home
619 N. Travis Street, Sherman, TX
Tuesday, August 6, 2025
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Friends, classmates, neighbors, and all who were touched by Grae’s life are invited to attend. The service will provide an opportunity to gather in reflection, share stories, and offer support to his grieving family.
If you need more information about the service, you’re encouraged to connect with those assisting the family in coordinating the remembrance. Your presence, prayers, and words of encouragement will mean the world to them.
Holding Space for Grief and Healing
While his physical presence is gone, Grae’s memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who loved him. This loss is not just personal — it’s communal. It’s a reminder of how deeply we’re all connected and how every kind soul can leave an imprint far larger than they may realize.
In this time of mourning, his family and close friends ask for continued prayers, compassion, and emotional support. Grief does not have a timeline, and healing begins with love — the same love that Grae gave to so many without condition.
Let us remember Grae for who he was: a gentle spirit, a loyal friend, a quiet force of light.
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