Thomas W. "Tommy" Amburn

I have such wonderful memories of Thomas Wayne (my uncle). As a child, I remember him playing the guitar at family gatherings. I remember the fun we had shooting rubber bands at each other in Grandad and Granny's living room. As an adult, he was so helpful with projects around my mother's (his sister) house. I remember the two of us rebuilding her fence and triming her trees. A few years ago he gave me a wooden knick knack box he had made. It is on my desk, and I think of him every time I see it.

To Betty and the family - Moirae and I are so sorry that Tommy passed away. He was such a kind and caring person. He will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

What can I say about my brother Thomas Wayne? He has been so good and helpful to me. Even as kids growing up we played together. He would play paper dolls with me if I would play cowboys with him. Then as adults he continued to do all kinds of jobs for me without me asking him. He was my pride and joy.

I am sorry to see that Tommy passed away. I worked with him at SWBT. Robert E. Cherry

Two of the most dedicated compassionate people I ever knew were Tommy and Betty Amburn. No better "telephone" men ever lived than Tommy Amburn. My thoughts and prayers are with you. The best memories of my life include the two of you. Brenda Evatt

Betty-----We wish to express our sympathy in your loss and to let you know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Bob & Sharon Brady and Lenora & Larry Jasper