Walter P. Moran Jr.

David Peake
April 29th, 2024
5 comments

5 comments
  • Walter was a great friend to his coworkers and his
    community. We had many talks and discussions and love of sports and reading about Un the newspaper. May you rest in peace and enjoy his visits to him in retirement Joe

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  • Walt and I often found ourselves at the same lunch table when I was in the office. He was a truly good man with a humble heart and great sense of humor. He loved to laugh and joke together, and he was very proud of his baking. The world was better when he was around.

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  • Chuck Gentile / May 3, 2024 at 3:06 pm

    As the Site Head of Sanofi Great Valley I was always focused on all aspects of running an entire site and clinical studies. But when ( and it was often) But when I had lunch with Walter. We would discuss Notre Dame football, the Eagles, the Phillies, and the last play he saw and taking the train up to NYC. Walt was always positive. Of course I would smile when he would drop off one his delicious brownies wrapped Beautifully at my desk. These moments with Walter carried me through many days at Sanofi. Walter may not be with us, but my memories of Walter will always remain.
    My thoughts and prayers are with the Moran family. God Bless Walter.

    Chuck Gentile

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  • Chuck Gentile / May 3, 2024 at 3:18 pm

    When I had lunch with Walter. We would discuss Notre Dame football, the Eagles, the Phillies, and the last play he saw and taking the train up to NYC. Walt was always positive. I would appreciate when he would drop off one his delicious brownies wrapped Beautifully at my desk. These moments with Walter I cherish from our years at Sanofi. Walter may not be with us, but my memories of Walter will always remain.
    My thoughts and prayers are with the Moran family. God Bless WalteR

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  • Joseph Iacobucci / May 5, 2024 at 8:52 pm

    Walt always put a smile on my face.
    He was humble, honest, and gentle.
    Walt was a reliable, hard worker.
    He joined my Clinical Supply team at Rorer Central Research in Fort Washington PA, Bldg 4 as a temporary in 1987 and then full time in 1988.
    I will always remember his smile and laugh; hovering over my desk in the mornings awaiting work assignments; wearing his snorkel parka coat doing inventory in our walk in refrigerators; explaining to him how new 401K plans worked; driving our department mini-van; and pursuing his interest to be a Playwrite.
    He was a kind soul.
    Rest in peace Walter

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