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Billy took it and it measured almost six feet. It was a tremendous fence under any conditions.” DeBergh closed with an anecdote aboJt the pair from one night when they returned home to # Washington after staying late to enjoy the Fletchers’ legendary posthunt hospitality. Saying goodnight at the door to the Moffett house, DeBergh told his friend that he hoped he didn’t get into trouble for staying out too late. His back to the door, Billy replied, “Never fear. I’m Caesar in my house!” He was facing the wTong way to see that his wife Jean had opened the door and was standing just behind him. His wife tapped him on the hunting cap and countered, “Well, come on in, Caesar!” DeBergh reported, sending a round of laughter across the courtroom.
"When Billy Moffett was your friend, you had a friend for life,” added the judge’s boyhood pal, closing on a more serious note.
Former circuit court Judge Rayner V. Snead who presided over Friday’s ceremonies from the bench, recalled Moffett’s quick and ready wit. He remember^
DeBergh, Moffett and an ola bird dog named Lemon returning from a quailhunting expedition with eight
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