John Moriarty

It is hard to believe a year has past, Uncle John was a loving and caring part of my life. He was awesome with me and my children. From Santa claus to the business side. I miss him everyday. Our family will always carry the memories of Uncle John... We miss him so much.With love,

The Sheehan's

Dear Peggy & Family:
Please accept my deepest sympathy. You are in my thoughts and prayers at this very sad time. I'm sorry I couldn't be at the wake or the Funeral Mass for John, but I was certainly thinking of you and your dear family.

Christine and Family.
We were so sadden to hear of the passing of your father. Our prayers, and very best wishes, are with you and all your family. Joanna & Ed Cloe

Dear Peg & Family, our thoughts, prayers and wishes are with you during this time. May Uncle John join the Moriarty reunion in heaven, we think there's a great crack going on up there at the moment!
I never did meet my uncle John, but know that my mother talked fondly of him making wooden toys for her as a child.
Interesting what we remember isn't it?
Our love
Deirdre Bounds ( nee O'Sullivan) and family

Dear Peg & Family,
I am so sorry to hear of John's passing. Many of my fondest memories are those spent at the bar and seeing John & Michael serving drinks. They had such a great sense of humor that made all feel welcome to sit at the bar. Those great memories will never leave me. My prayers are with all of you.

Peg and family, I am so sorry to hear about John. I have so many great memories of John. He was always testing my plumbing knowledge and asked me every time I saw him if I could get an electric toilet. I have so many great memories of Sunday mornings at the bar and drives to NH. Even though we have lost contact over the years, I have thought about John and your family often. He will be missed. My prayers are with you all.

Dear Peg
I remember My Father Ted and Mother Margaret Walsh going to Somerville and dancing the night away and then
Mike & I and Brother Pat & Wife going
to the Bar from Charlestown for a great dance, company and drink and the times at
Aunt Nora & Uncle John's. Now they are all dancing the Jig in Heaven.
Our prayers are with you & your family

I fondly remember John when he came by to visit my Late Dad and have a quiet meal at the Stadium Cafe. I will miss his witt and humor
Always the gentleman!

Dear Peg Just read of your Husband's death. Please accept my deepest sympathy to you and your family. It's been ages since I've seen you but there are many happy memories from our days at 157 Pleasant Street God Bless you and yours Sincerey, Betty Bushell Leavey.