frosty was an incredible guy. i didnt know him for very long and we werent extremely close but he truly deserved so much more than life was giving him. i’ll most certainly remember him forever and cherish my memories with him. rest easy <3

I still remember meeting Riley and Kate when they were first born. The memory of Becky placing her wedding band on their tiny wrists has been one I have shared numerous times throughout the years. Riley, Rest In Peace, sweet boy. Watch over your parents and sister. My deepest condolences to all affected by this tragic loss. Love, Gheda (and Feryal)

I have an indelible memory of visiting Riley and his sister, Kate, in the hospital when they were first born. They were so tiny inside of their incubators, and felt to me so brave and special. Riley and I did not know each other as he grew, but I am not surprised to read from his family and friends that he was indeed special, a bit of a Renaissance person, creative and curious about life. What many people have written is that Riley was kind, and kindness feels like the greatest gift ever to possess and share with others. I send my heartfelt condolences to everyone in Riley's family, and to everyone who loved him.

Riley and my son Emre went to kindergarten and grade school together. I can't believe Riley is gone. The last time I saw him was at a summer picnic before they went off to college. I remember Riley looked so tall and buff and was engaged in a long conversation in what sounded to my untrained ears as very good Spanish. I thought then how happy I was to get a peek at the kind of adult he was becoming. Now I'm very sad.

Riley was my nephew. He was a spirited and beautiful soul and I will always miss him dearly. Such a pure and sweet person. We feel a great loss, but we hold you always.

You were an amazing person. We may have started out rough, but towards the unfortunately recent end, we formed friendship. I have infinite respect for you, and for everything you did. You saw your flaws, and you f------g changed. You were one of the kindest people I've spoken to. You knew what to f------g say, and you knew how to say it. Even when we argued, you didn't hold a grudge. You decided to be the better person and drop it, and I think I learned something from you. Rest in peace big man, love ya. Hope you're finally at ease, you didn't deserve any of this.

I didnt know Frosty that well, but what I knew of him was someone who was very kind, he only ever wanted good things from people. I didnt speak to him much but, I regret not getting to know him better. Rest well Frosty, you are, and always have been, loved.

He was a friend of mine online. I didnt expect him to die. RIP, Frosty.

Riley sang with our son, Sean Stephens, in SVB Choir for several years. We are so very sorry for your loss. The Stephens Family