George Moran

What a fantastic life. I first met George in the late 60's s when we both worked for the same company. I gave George his very first ride in a General Aviation airplane and it did't take long for him to catch the bug. We haven't seen each other in quite a few years, but we stayed in touch and usually spent a lot of time speaking "aviation". We speak of aviators having "flown west" when they pass on. George, I'll be looking for you on my flying west journey when it comes.

Marv...

My dad, Bob Taylor, was good friends with George. They lived in the same complex and played racket ball 2-3x a week. George was a great friend to my dad when he needed one the most and he was always there for him. I also knew George and found him to be smart, funny and a joy to be around. I was most impressed with how driven and successful he was but never seemed stressed out. All around, a really good and nice man. He impacted a lot of people and I am sure he will be missed.

So sorry for the loss of this great generous spirit. Heart-felt condolences.

My condolences to the family for the loss of your loved one. "May God bless you and keep you. May God make his face shine toward you and may he favor you May God lift up his face toward you and assign peace to you" Numbers 6:24-26 He promises to be your comforter during your grieving process.