John Moylan

RIP John fond memories

John was a very welcoming, kind, gentle and a pure gentleman. He never forgot where he came from and loved to talk about Ireland and especially his home place in Tipperary. He cared do much for his dear wife and made sure she came first. I met John and his dear wife on a few occasions when I visited SF from Kerry Ireland. Unfortunately I didn't get to meet them on my last visit last March due to Covid. He had planned with Sheila that we would go out for lunch but sadly I didn't get to meet...

The man always meant a lot to me, him and my Dad, another Tipp man were close since when.. Grew up around the Moylan crew and I knew when the head tilted abit it was time to pay attention. I truly admired this man just for being John Moylan, that was enough for me.
I'm sure theres a 25 game going on already with the bunch of em.
John Flynn

I’ve only known John over the past two years while serving with him on the Golden Gate Bridge Board, but I quickly learned to appreciate his wisdom, kindness and wit. He will be deeply missed by all who’s lives he touched in so many ways. Thank you for being there, John.

Condolences to the Moylan family John was a great ambassador for Ireland and San Francisco fond memories
Peter & Trish & family

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Heartfelt Sympathy - Phyllis and all our San Francisco relations at this sad time.John had a warm personality, with a great sense of humour.
Happy memories of his visits to our family home in Tyone over the many years and especially our meeting at the 40th Anniversary of Seamus Priesthood Ordination in Minnesota in 2006.
The funeral Mass on Monday was beautiful and well done all with the Eulogies.Our Family were happy that Seamus was able to be present and give the sermon - in which...

On behalf of the San Francisco Cork Sister City Committee, we send our sincerest condolences to the Moylan Family. John was one of our Founders so held in very high esteem by all on the board. Sincerely, Norene Sheehan, Co-Chair, SFSCC.

Phyllis, Mike, Kevin Brendan, Maura, Trish, Terry and Eileen,
In the journey of life some people leave a mark so deep,it becomes hard to forget them. To us uncle John is one of those people. We will miss him, his visits to Ireland , our visits to San francisco but most of all his phonecalls.
May he rest in peace
Ar dheis De go raibh a anam.