Jack & Patricia Morgan

John "Jack" Moran (July 28, 1930- May 21, 2005) is remembered for his life dedicated to service and community. After relocating from the Bronx, Jack and his wife Patricia embraced the vibrant life of Leonia,NJ, happy to raise their family in the close-knit atmosphere they found. His career was marked by significant contributions as a Port Authority NY/NJ police officer and later as the Director of Operations at Baker Field, Columbia University. Jack was a devoted father to Doreen, John Jr., and Robert, and a parishioner of St. John’s RC Church. Known for his generous spirit, the Moran family’s door was always open, reflecting Jack's warmth and commitment to his neighbors. He happily attended all of the activities of his grandchildren Shannon, Patrick and Christopher, from plays in the park to little league games.His legacy of kindness and dedication continues to resonate within the community he so dearly loved.

Patricia Moran (February 21, 1931-April 11, 2005), a beloved fixture in Leonia, New Jersey, is remembered for her unwavering dedication to her family and community. As the cherished wife of Jack Moran and mother to Doreen, John Jr., and Robert, Patricia's life was a testament to love and devotion. Her commitment extended beyond her family to the community she served so warmly. She was a parishioner of St. John’s RC Church, an enthusiastic Cub Scout leader, and a familiar and friendly face at George’s Hallmark store on Broad Avenue, where she took great joy in her work. Patricia also served the town as a crossing guard, ensuring the safety of countless children with her kindness and vigilance. She happily attended all of the activities of her grandchildren Shannon, Patrick and Christopher, from plays in the park to little league games. Her vibrant spirit and selfless service left an indelible mark on those who knew her, and her legacy of warmth and dedication will be cherished by all who were fortunate enough to experience it.