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Bobby Marx, Jr.
October 17, 2007
Dear Uncle Tommy,
Thank you for always giving me those cars I love and for always sharing your pasta with me at Porto Bello. I will miss you Bomb!
Love you,
'lil Bobby
Barry Beck
October 16, 2007
Thanks Tom for all your help through the years. You gave me many fond memories and always put a smile on my face when I came to the Garden. You are in my thoughts,
Best wishes to the Barnwell Family
In Warmth Barry Beck
Jim Anderson
October 16, 2007
To The Barnwell Family,
I knew Tom from our days at St Francis of Assisi. We spent long summer days in awe of his baseball card collection and trying to convince him that Duke Snider was better than the Mick. When I went to the Garden I would always stop at Cosby's to say Hi. He always asked about my Mom and my family. A gentle man with a kind heart.
Rest in Peace.
Jim Anderson
Sherri & Billy Carroll
October 16, 2007
Tom was a truly wonderful caring individual and will be missed by all. He had a heart of gold and carried a gift for being able to put everyone around him in a happy mood. Our Deepest Sympathies go out to his family. Our prayers are with you.
Catherine Schutte
October 15, 2007
Tom,
I met you just before I started working for the Islanders and you never stopped making me laugh. You are a great friend and a great person who will always be with us in our hearts.
kevin walker
October 15, 2007
Tom,
Thanks for the tickets, jerseys, and bad jokes.
KW
Michael Marks
October 15, 2007
Tom The Bomb:
How fond are my many memories of your corny jokes and wonderful happy go lucky disposition. You brightened many of my days, made me laugh, your wonderful smile back in the day at MSG (1973-80). Thank you Bomber. God bless you. You were one of a kind and a friend to many!
bob schank
October 14, 2007
Tom was a good friend with the cornyest jokes and a great heart. Without Tom I would not have made it to were I am in the Hockey Business.I havn't spoken to tom in a while and I reget that, I will miss him. Now I guess tom will really know what the score of the game is before it starts.
Padma Surampudi
October 14, 2007
Dear Tommy,
I am sure you have plenty to tell the family and friends up there about the yankees this season. Hope you are having a lot of fun in heaven
Richard Torrey
October 14, 2007
A loving and loyal friend to my entire family for so many many years. Bomber, you will be sorely missed.
Kennedy-Roth Funeral Home
October 14, 2007
Our thoughts are with the family and friends during this time.
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