Eisenhowser National Historic Site

Ike and John Moaney prepare steaks for guests.
c. 1960s
Eisenhower NHS, ENHS 3788
Eisenhower Presidential Library

John Moaney
John Moaney first served on the General’s personal staff in 1942. During the war, Moaney was in charge of Eisenhower’s Scottie dogs, so he and Eisenhower became fast friends. At war’s end, Moaney asked to stay on the General’s staff. He took care of the General’s cloths, cleaned house, and served meals.



Ike and John Moaney prepare steaks for guests. c. 1960s Eisenhower NHS, ENHS 3788 Eisenhower Presidential Library John Moaney John Moaney first served on the General’s personal staff in 1942. During the war, Moaney was in charge of Eisenhower’s Scottie dogs, so he and Eisenhower became fast friends. At war’s end, Moaney asked to stay on the General’s staff. He took care of the General’s cloths, cleaned house, and served meals.
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