Adolph J. Moret Jr.

To my uncle and fellow pilot...Uncle Dolphe

In these trying times I often think of you and what you had to endure to become a pilot ...and to live life itself. We look at our lives now and complain... But then I imagine what you had to go through. All of us Americans.... And to this day not treated as equals. All we really have is each other. Maybe one day we all will figure that out ....
I often brag about you...and think about you every time I fly...and every time I thank...

My GOOD Friend Gerry (and of course Edie and the girls), I can't begin to express my sorrow at hearing of your Father's passing. Gerry, I didn't really know your Father very well, but what little I do remember (mostly from when we were in High School), was that he always had a smile (and you always had a smile when you talked about him), was always working on a wood related project (a boat I think when I first met him), and came across as caring and fair and of someone to be instantly...

Dear Chris and Susan and the entire Moret Family,
I never met your father but remember Susan speaking of him several times and saying what a wonderful man he was.
May he visit you in your dreams real soon and let you know he is okay.
When reading thru the entries of this guest book, it's unanimous that he was a wonderful human being to all who knew him.
Peace be with you Mr. Moret and God bless your family during this very difficult time.

Jerry, Edie and Family,

I lost my father a number of years ago and understand what you are going through personally and as a family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jeff/Shelly Bolander

Dearn Eline and the Moret Family,
Dave and I were very saddened to hear of Adolph's passing. He will be missed at St. Elizabeth Seton Church. You were so much a part of it.
I know Dave will miss working with him a lot. I will miss his cheerful greetings and genuine caring.
Our prayers and thoughts are with you now and always.
We're sure that Adolph is telling stories and cheering up those in heaven and maybe even building something up there.
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Jerry,

Im sorry to hear about your sudden loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

God Bless,

Ted Keys and Famnily

My thoughts and prayers to the Moret family. Dwight, I have prayed for you in the past and do so now. Andrea

To the Moret Family,

Our thoughts, prayers and sympathies go out to each and all of you during this time of mourning. May you all find peace in the passing of your husband, father and grandfather, and in celebrating his life.

There were so many chapters to Doffie’s life. When I was a child and the Moret’s lived in Los Angeles, I rarely saw Doffie even though I spent many an afternoon at their home on St. Andrew’s, playing Old Maid, Battle or Go Fish with Mel and Teresa. With 10 children to care for, he was almost always working at one of his jobs.

They lived in a small house in what is now considered South Central L.A. They ate in shifts. All the girls slept in one room, and all the boys in another....