James A. Moran

A true gentleman who loved his family more than anything. It was and will remain an honor to be a part of his extended family!

Many good times spent with Jim during our years with the SFSEALS . He was a great person that I will always remember. My deepest condolences to his family.

Always the family man, I'm so fortunate that he considered me and mine a part of his family. I will miss you Mr. Moran.

I'm really sorry to hear about Jim. My Dad always spoke very highly of Jim, as a ballplayer and as a businessman. I think of these two great SF Seals every time I see a classic Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme drive by! They were truly from the "Greatest Generation".

When I was a young SEALS fan Jim was one of my favorite players. He a very smooth 2nd baseman and was one of finest players the SEALS ever had.

Mr. Moran was one of those rare men - a true gentleman - a person of great and obvious faith. He was a gift to my family and will be deeply missed. Blessings and comfort to your family at this tender time.

Jim, I went to Bishop O'Dowd and you were a year behind me. My parents bought a car from your dad at the car dealership in Oakland around 105th Ave. I know that Coach LaPorte bought his cars there also. My prayers are with you. My best friend is Maureen Moran, I think your cousin.

Betti Lagomarsino

I remember him playing for the seals

Robin,
I know your heart is sad but I also know you have a wealth of friends around you to help. Remember the goods times with you Dad...it helped me a lot. I will remember you and your Dad in my prayers.