Longtime Jacksonville administrator Sam Mousa dead

A city mourns: Jacksonville legend Sam Mousa passes away at 72
Jacksonville's 'most skilled administrator' leaves a major record of accomplishment in his wake in his beloved, adopted home.
Sam Mousa, a behind-the-scenes force at Jacksonville City Hall for decades, dies at 72
Mayor Donna Deegan orders City Hall flags to fly at half-staff for Sam Mousa, who died at 72. He left his mark while working for five mayors.
Longtime Jacksonville administrator Sam Mousa dead at 72
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City officials respond to the death of former city leader Sam Mousa
Sam Mousa has died at age 72, and local officials have begun sending out condolences and tributes to the former city official.
Former Jacksonville administrator Sam Mousa dies at 72
A stalwart in Jacksonville government the past few decades has died at 72 years old. A graduate of the University of Florida, Sam Mousa grew up in Texas after his parents emigrated from Palestine. According to Florida Politics,
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Sam Mousa exerted immense influence over city policy for decades, and his death will be talked about in terms usually reserved for former mayors
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The government is trying their best, but the embargo is hurting terribly the livelihood and the life of many of the people are suffering terribly," said local Syrian-American Sam Moussa.