Alfred Moses

I am not quite sure about how to express in words how Mr Moses has effected my life but one thing I know for sure,he was a nice man and an outstanding educator and he sure was a big loss to that school when he retired. I last saw him in 1990 and had the good fortune to tell him personally what I have said here. I am proud to call him my friend.goodbye Mr Moses and I hope I see you again someday.

Thank you for all the years of friendship. I learned so many things from being in your class. One of the best times in school was your class in 1963. How fortunate I was to have known you. RIP

So sorry to hear of the passing of Mr.Moses. He was a wonderful neighbor and teacher. My dad appreciated his many talents and often remarked about a particular project he was working on. My condolences to Joy and Timmy.

I took Industrial Arts instead of cooking in 10th grade, and I was the only girl in the class. I got NO special treatment until I turned in my final project and he kindly "overlooked" a mistake in calculation I had made, while still making sure I learned a valuable lesson from the mistake... "Measure twice, cut once." Keeping the family in my prayers.

Dear Joy and Timmy, Sending you both my condolences and thoughts at this time. Both your parents were a positive guiding force in my childhood. I remember when my mom and us kids moved back to NY from Montana, your dad saw me in the hallway and said welcome back to the neighborhood with a big smile. That meant so much to a 16 yr old during a rough time

When one reminisces about High School certain teachers immediately come to mind. Mr. Moses was one. He made a difference in my life and will always remember his patience and skill in keeping students "on point", condolences to his family.....Joseph Guglielmetti Class of 62

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

The VFW Post #7721 Members and Auxiliary Members in Naples, Florida, hereby salute and recognize Alfred Moses for serving God and his country by becoming a United States Soldier. We honor his memory and valiant service to our great Nation. Please accept our heartfelt sentiments as a token of our esteem and admiration of his duty. honor to country, and sacrifice for this great nation. His tour of duty is now over, and he takes his place in the scared hall of soldiers granted eternal...

Al was a very talented person. He loved his family and his students and co-workers at Onteora. Sending loving thoughts to the family.