Thomas Morrill Moulin

I fondly recall many events Tom and I shared and for several years I commuted with Tom to San Francisco where I worked with him and we always enjoyed each others company.

I'm late to pay my respects to Tom as he truly was a very fine Man and excellent Photographer. We shared many different relationships as I worked with him, I worked for him and I commissioned him. I remember his Dad Raymond and I think I was the only one that would ride with him in the City. Tom and I commuted to the City from Marin for a couple of years so we became close and I always enjoyed having Gin and tonic at his house and Jean always making me feel welcomed. You are in my heart.

My sincere condolences. Thomas Moulin will be remembered for strengthening the legacy of Moulin Studios and its treasures of historical photographs. Decades ago in North Beach, I had an interesting chat about photography with Mr. Moulin. Too bad I didn't take up his offer of getting a book on historic North Beach. As time goes by, Moulin's black/ white imagery will be further etched into San Francisco history. Thomas Moulin lived a long and interesting life.

A wonderful eulogy for a true gentleman. See you soon Jean.
- Scott Sibley

Our fondest love To Jean and the whole family from the bottom of our hearts in memory of a very Nice, charming and talented person we were so happy to have the privilege To have known together with our cousin Jean in Le Pecq and later in Marin. Johannes, Marion, Eric, les lisa, Fabien and Florian westerhoff-Guidot and their children.