Guy Moon, a highly respected and veteran composer known for his extensive contributions to classic Nickelodeon animated series, passed away on Thursday at the age of 63 due to a traffic collision. His family shared the devastating news in a heartfelt Facebook post on Friday, expressing profound grief and gratitude for his life. They emphasized the immense impact he had as a patriarch and the lasting legacy he leaves behind, vowing to honor him with courage.

Moon's illustrious career included composing for numerous beloved Nickelodeon shows. He was notably associated with "The Fairly OddParents" and "Danny Phantom," two iconic series for which he crafted memorable musical scores. Beyond these, his work extended to other popular Nickelodeon titles such as "Chalk Zone," "Tak & the Power of Juju," "Back at the Barnyard," "Big Time Rush," and "T.U.F.F Puppy."

His talent was recognized with multiple accolades; Moon received Emmy nominations in 2002, 2003, and 2004 for Outstanding Music and Lyrics specifically for his work on "The Fairly OddParents." Butch Hartman, the creator behind both "The Fairly OddParents" and "Danny Phantom," shared his deep sorrow on Instagram, describing Moon as a friend, brother, and family, indicating the profound personal loss.

In addition to his prolific output for Nickelodeon, Guy Moon's credits spanned a variety of other notable projects. He composed for animated series like "The Addams Family" cartoon, "Johnny Test," and "Cow and Chicken." His versatility also saw him contribute to films, including "The Brady Bunch Movie" and its 1996 sequel, showcasing a broad and impactful career in the entertainment industry.

To celebrate his remarkable life and enduring legacy, memorial services are being planned. A celebration of Guy Moon's life is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles on February 7, with another service to be held in his home state of Wisconsin at a later, unannounced date, allowing friends, family, and colleagues to pay their respects.