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43 years old. Residence: Rockaway, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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I picked John Moran to pray for this week at Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Lake Tahoe. I have a picture of John and some background on his life and family. Best regards to his family and friends.
*** Posted by Roger, Lake Tahoe 9/11/2011 on 2011-09-11 ***
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I was a childhood friend of Mona and Ellen and remember spending time with your family in Rockaway Beach. I just want you to know that I think of you all today and often and pray that John rest in peace. For your Mom, I pray she to finds peace in her heart. I will always remember.
*** Posted by Terri (Duffy) DeMartino on 2011-09-11 ***
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I knew John at Fordham Law where he went to school at night. He was brilliant and made the top honor of Editor on the Law Review. I got to know him better later at the Wagner School at NYU. He was friendly, funny and helpful. He wanted to use all of that education in the NYFD and was proud to be a fireman. I was very sad to learn that he was in the buildings on 9/11, but not surprised. My heart goes out to his family - his was a great loss.
*** Posted by Michelle on 2010-09-11 ***
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God bless you, Chief - we remember.
*** Posted by Bob on 2010-09-10 ***
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I knew John. Great man. Great loss.
*** Posted by Eileen on 2009-09-11 ***
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May God rest this soul and wrap him in eternal peace.
*** Posted by Timothy on 2009-09-11 ***
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Every once in a while Battalion Chief Moran pops into my head--maybe a promise to never forget such a wonderful man. We met at a building vacate in Brooklyn when he still worked out of Battalion 39. He was amazing with those people being vacated and with his men under his command. I saw him several times after that, and he is one person that I occasionally think about. The last time I saw him was at the firehouse on Lincoln Ave, and it was his last day at that firehouse. His men were preparing a great feast for him, and he dropped his keys in the sewer. Great person - GREAT MAN!
*** Posted by Michelle on 2008-03-16 ***
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John was one of the nicest guys I knew when I was in high school. I dated one of his sister's friends, and we hung out as part of a large, ever-shifting group in Rockaway Beach. My memories of John from 1973 through '77 or so are just how much he used to laugh when we were together -- it was infectious. John was the kind of guy you wanted to have around. There was a time during those years that I wanted more than anything else to play rock and roll in a band. John was the first guy -- the very first -- I ever jammed with. Non-musicians will have to take this on faith: this is a profoundly significant memory. We jammed on and off for a couple of years, and John was so encouraging about my playing that I actually went ahead and started a band some time later. I tried numerous times to get him to play with us, but he always declined. (He was a great bass player.) Anyway, John meant a lot to me at that time, and I was so sad to learn that we lost him in the attack. My brother-in-law is an FDNY Battalion Chief (Tommy Van Doren), and he tells me that the 40-year-old John Moran was just as likeable as the 18-year-old John Moran. I'm a better person for having known him. I mean that. Mona, if you're reading this, please know my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I've wanted to reach out in some way for five years, but was too complacent.
*** Posted by Michael Gavaghen on 2006-08-21 ***
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