A search by law enforcement officials to find a missing 7-year-old has come to an end.

On Sunday the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office announced it was ending the search for Hunter Slezak, according to FOX10 News.

After searching two weeks by land, air and sea for the missing child his body has still not been recovered.

A funeral service was also held Sunday in memory of Hunter prior to the search ending.

An obituary for Hunter reads as follows:

“Hunter Slezak, 7, passed away along with his father, Michael Slezak on November 29, 2024. Hunter was full of sweet smiles, gave lots of hugs and exemplified happiness. He watched out for others and was so kind. He loved his family, playing sports and being outside. He was so very loved and will be truly missed.”

MCSO encourages anyone to contact the agency if they have information that will help locate Hunter .

On the night of Nov. 29 while shrimping in Pelican Bay Hunter went missing along with his father, Michael Slezak, and family friend Sam Wooley.

Officials have said a tragic accident occurred with the boat. The bodies of the two adults were recovered by the U.S. Coast Guard on Nov. 30.

Michael was a baseball coach at Semmes Middle School and Wooley was a military veteran.

Megan Slezak, Hunter‘s mother, posted on Facebook that the last two weeks were agonizing but is grateful for all the support she and her family has received.

“These past two weeks have been an overwhelming nightmare, but I have also been overwhelmed with the support of friends, family and community,” Megan said.

“Thank you to the thousands of people who have shown their support in so many different ways. Thank you for the prayers, messages, calls, meals, flowers, gifts, monetary donations, those who organized and attended the candlelight vigils and funeral services, and everyone who tirelessly searched for my son by land, sea and air and those who provided resources to those searching. I wouldn’t have been able to handle these weeks without everyone. Thank you!!”

A GoFundMe that was started to support Megan currently has raised over $91,000.