A memorial fund for VH1 star Stephanie Moseley has been created to assist her family following her tragic death. The donation page was made on Monday, Dec. 8 by her Hit The Floor family, and has already raised over $5,000.
"This is a memorial fund created by Stephanie's Hit The Floor family celebrating the life of [an] angel gone too soon," the site reads. "Stephanie Moseley represented the very best in all of us, and always did it in beat and with a smile. The world lost an amazing talent, and heaven gained an angel."
The site continues, "Before dancing and the bright lights, Stephanie's passion was always the love she shared with her family. With heavy hearts, we think there is no greater tribute to Stephanie than to embrace that love through supporting the celebration of her life and the ones that loved her."
As previously reported, Moseley, 30, and her rapper husband Earl Hayes were found dead of an apparent murder-suicide at their L.A. residence on Dec. 8. A source tells Us that Moseley's friend, America's Next Top Model alum Eva Marcille, had to identify the star's body.
"Stephanie was an absolute angel," Marcille said of Moseley during an interview with Entertainment Tonight. "She really was…She's connected so many people together. She's just loved. She will never ever ever be forgotten. She is so loved."
When asked if Moseley and Hayes were having relationship issues, she added: "Everyone has their problems, but if you're asking if anyone knew that something would come to this, hell no…I thought it was a lie when I got the phone call."
