Thomas W. MORITZ

It's been a long time since I've wrote or expressed my feelings for such a great man. It definitely goes without saying he was/is a inspiration to me and others. Just last week I felt down on my luck and I remembered when Tom came to me with some struggles he was having and we pushed to overcome them together. To this day I use that situation to get past obstacles in life R.I.P Mr Moritz

I met Tom at Fort Benning, GA in 1959 and we served together in Germany in 1960-61. I came home and was married in April 1961. My wife joined me in Gelnhausen, Germany and our first home was a basement apartment.
Our first ever dinner guest was Tom and my wife, Carol, served spaghetti. It seems like last week. Tom was a special friend and we will always miss him.

What wonderful tributes still coming in...we will never forget what an awesome man you were...always my hero. your loving sister.

Served with Tom in Vietnam 1966-67. Cool under fire and a leader of the highest order. Even in tense and stressful times, he was in control of his emotions and actions, a true "TC Aviator."

Thomas W. Moritz;
GOD Bless you and all which do and/or the ones which come here paying respect lay a prayer viewing this too!!!.............................."The true touchstone of civil liberty is not that all men are equal but that every man has the right to be the equal of every other man - if he can."@ Major General Benjamin Butler"He who rejects change is the architect of decay. The only human institution which rejects progress is the cemetery." -UK Premier Harold Wilson:"They that...

"Just sending my gratitude to a man who without a doubt changed my life for the best" ................... Ron Riggsbee (Newport News,Va )

Dear Moritz Family.

I just learned about Tom's death today, Jan 30. Tom and I started our careers together at Fort Benning in 1959, Infantry Officers Basic Course, Airborne School, Ranger School, and were both assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 48th Infantry, 3rd Armored Division in Germany. We were good friends. I last saw Tom in Vietnam in 1969. I am very sorry to hear this news and my thouhts are with you, his family.
If it is not too late, I would like to know date/time of...

Mr. Moritz is a true hero, a great man. The Moritz family is in our thoughts and prayers, we are very sorry for your loss. Love, Patrick Nash and family.

To: Tom's Family & Friends from his flight School roomates @ fort Rucker. Tony & Pete sure loved Tom and all that he stood for...He earned his place next to his Lord and Savior...Pray and look after us Tom, see ya.... we hope! in a better place doing aerobatics, drinking coffee & reminicing. Pete & Tony