George Moses

Condolences to the family of Chief Moses. While I was employed in Retired Pay at DFAS Cleveland, he used to call me periodically to set up a speaker for the retiree events at Travis. He was a great leader. RIP sir.

George E Regler, MSgt. USAF (ret.)

Another year has gone by and the sorrow of Chief Moses passing continues to linger in our hearts. His has departed this earth, but the fond memories we have of him continue to remain in our hearts and mines. RIP Chief MO.

On this Patriots Day it is fitting and warm moment to remember CMT Moses. He stood with us all at one time or another; helping keep pace for those leading the way, as well as being there for those struggling along the way. I salute you. George Moses; a Chief among Chiefs.

I was so lucky to have had the opportunity to work for and with Chief Moses in the Military Personnel Branch. He was such a perfect example of a dedicated member of the USAF. It was so pleasant to work with him. May you rest in peace with Rose, Chief. God bless you and your entire family.

So sorry to hear about the Chief's passing; I was fortunate to be stationed at McClellan AFB (1997 - 2000) and be selected for Chief Master Sergeant while I was stationed there. This enabled me to attend the McClellan Chiefs' Group meetings where I got to know Chief Moses. The Chief also spearheaded a spectacular Chief's Induction Ceremony for me. He was a great person who did so much for so many! What a superb role model! You left your positive mark on me forever, Chief, and for that I thank you!

Never too late to say Thank You for all your help advise and support. You were always available and very generous with your time and support of the Mather AFB Senior leadership group. You were a hard act to follow. We will always have fond memories of you, your always smiling face and your leadership abilities.

I would like to send my sincere condolences to the Moses family. I knew Chief Moses from working with and for him in Military Personnel at McClellan AFB, in Sacramento, from 1974 thru 1991 when I retired from active duty. I saw him from time to time in the McClellan commissary for many years also. He was definitely an unforgettable person and I mean in that in a good, respectful and honorable way. Way too many good memories to list them all for sure at this time. May God bless his family and the many, MANY people he knew and that knew him over the years. God bless and Rest in peace, Chief!!!

Rose, I worked with George at Metropolitan Life and I enjoyed his friendship and glad that I knew him. Sorry I can't be there on Saturday. He had a full life

As a newly retired AF vet in Sacramento, I encounterd the Chief at several functions. He was a living example of something I had learned on active duty: If you want to get something done, ask the Chiefs! He work for Sacramento area vets was remarkable. He was the finest example of what the best NCO's represent. He will be missed. My sincere condolences to his family.

With respect,

Col. Michael R. Gallagher, USAF(Ret}

"Mr. McClellan..." I've known the Chief since 1976 when I arrived to serve as the Spacemaker editor, and on my return in 1989 as a civilian PAO he was one of the first I looked up. His professionalism and knowledge blessed many of us for so many years! Thank you Chief for all you did for us.

Chief Moses was a patriotic man and had great love for God, country and the Air Force.

I worked closely with Chief Moses while I was a employed as a civil service employee at McClellan. We worked even closer as the closing of McClellan AFB approached.

The Chief always invited me to attend the monthly McClellan Chief's Group.

One morning at a monthly meeting he ask that I leave the room for a moment. When I was allowed to rejoin the group Chief Moses announced that it was a unanimous vote that the Chiefs wanted to induct me as an Honorary Chief
into their prestigious group. What an honor and a surprise.

In 2003 I was inducted as an Honorary Chief at the annual Chiefs Induction ceremony at Travis AFB. To say that this was an honor isn't enough. I have remained an active member of the Chiefs Group and attended their monthly meetings until it was disbanded, due to dwindling membership earlier this year.

I will always remember how I was treated with the respect, by my fellow Chiefs, that one would expect as a Chief Master Sargent.

My since gratitude goes to this amazing man who gave me the opportunity to experience what is was like to be a respected Chief.

I always got chills down my spine every time the Chief recited the Stars & Stripes.

I will always remember that when asked by a reporter for the local newspaper, what is your first name and he replied without hesitation, CHIEF.

Rest in peace Chief Mo.

Honorary Chief Master Sargent
Jim Cormier.

It has been a pleasure to be associated for the many years at McClellan with Chief Moses in both the Chiefs Group and the Retired Activities Office. We miss him very much. RIP