In Memory of Our Departed Members in Phoenix, AZ

Buffalo Troopers Motorcycle Club in Phoenix, AZ would like to take the opportunity to pay tribute to our dearly departed members. This page is in memory of two of our motorcycle club members who are sadly no longer with us.

We invite you to celebrate with us the rich lives of Sammie J. ‘BaeBra’ Hoskins and Stephen Moore.

Sammie J. ‘BaeBra’ Hoskins: June 26, 1951 – April 7, 2016

BaeBra was a respected and beloved member of the Buffalo Troopers Motorcycle Club in Phoenix, AZ. He was awarded his full colors by the National Association of Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers Motorcyle Club. This action was in recognition of his long term community service, first as a police officer for over 30 years, and later as an active member of the Buffalo Troopers Motorcycle Club in Phoenix, AZ.

BaeBra had been relocated to a hospice facility to continue his battle against end-stage liver disease. Our Chapter President, Showpiece, petitioned the National President and Vice President to award BaeBra his colors to show appreciation for his lifelong commitment to serving his community. The National officers agreed without hesitation, feeling it important to have BaeBra enjoy the fruits of his lifelong labor.

With heavy hearts we said farewell and God’s speed to our brother, Buffalo Trooper Sammie J. ‘BaeBra’ Hoskins. He was called home after a long fight against end-stage liver disease. BaeBra will be missed by many that he has touched over the years, from his days in law enforcement and riding with the Buffalo Troopers, to the family that has lost a loved one.

We honor him, the strong bonds he made with our members and all that he has done to help grow our Club. BaeBra was dedicated to helping the community, as shown by his years in law enforcement and his commitment to the Buffalo Troopers Motorcycle Club’s objective of community service. Mere words cannot begin to express the void created by BaeBra’s passing.

BaeBra, our hearts ache with the thought of having lost you, yet we rejoice in the knowledge that your time with our heavenly Father will be everlasting.

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Stephen 'Rollin' Waxx' Glen Moore
Sept 14, 1949 - Aug 1, 2019

Stephen Glen Moore was an only child born to David and Cherry Lee Moore on September 14,1949 in Detroit Michigan. He graduated from Southwestern High School in 1967 in Detroit, Michigan and the joined the military and was honorably discharged in 1969. Stephen worked for Michigan Bell, Ford Motor Company and then retired from Pipefitters Local 636 in Detroit, Michigan. In his retirement, he relocated to Arizona and was married to Rhonda Crisel Moore in 2005 in Las Vegas, Nevada. His hobby was flying his drone, ad always eagerly offered his expertise to benefit any organization he was affiliated with.

Everyone knows that Stephen's passion was sing and performing as an orator. When he enter a room and dropped that Baritone/Base voice, everyone know who was in control of the show. He was know near and far for his work with Ollie Woodson of the Temptations, The Emperors of Soul, and his latest work with Phaze Four of the Mo'Town To Yo' Town shows throughout the valley in the Phoenix Metropolitan area of Arizona.

Stephen (aka Rollin' Waxx) also loved riding motorcycles and was a dedicated member of the Buffalo Troopers MC of Phoenix Arizona. Always ready to meet you with his notable smile and deep voice " I'm going to make it do what it do" hello. His clever stories of every mishap you ever made turned into that occasional joke. He will always be in our heart and on our minds as a loving member of the Buffalo Troopers Motorcycle Club Phoenix Chapter.