Name: Memorial Gathering for Thomas Blick
Start: 2015-12-18T20:00:00.000Z
End: 2015-12-18T22:00:00.000Z
Location: Schimunek Funeral Home, Inc.

On December 8, 2015 Thomas R. Blick passed away. He was the beloved son of the late George Blick and Helen Blick (nee Dziennik); dear nephew of Joan Mooney and Albert Dziennik. Also survived by twelve cousins. Thomas worked for the US Post Office for 39 years. Relatives and friends may gather at Schimunek Funeral Home Inc., 9705 Belair Rd. Nottingham, MD 21236 on Friday from 3-5 and 7-9 PM. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday at 10:00 AM at St. Ignatius Catholic Church Historic Chapel (Hickory, MD). Inurnment will follow at St. Ignatius Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Mark Seven Deaf Foundation, Inc./CM7, PO Box 840313 Saint Augustine, FL 32080 (www.campmark7.org). Online tributes may be left at www.schimunekfuneralhomes.com.

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Published by Baltimore Sun on Dec. 17, 2015.

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M S

July 31, 2016

Today, I learned about Mr.Tom's death. Wow... The Blessed Mother led him to Jesus ,on her special day. He faithfully sat, with such peace, in the same pew, on the far left. His presence was missed, as he was always there , soaking in the Mass. When I could attend that Mass time, he would give a simple nod. His last words were, over Thanksgiving, " Good to see you , long time no see." I filled him in and he nodded and said he would pray. You knew he would. Rest in Peace, Mr.Tom.

Raymond and Cynthia Piper

January 3, 2016

We are very, very shocked to learn that our dearest friend, Tom Blick has passed away two weeks later. We both first met him at Camp Mark Seven on August 2014 during Bible Institute week. He introduced himself to us first then gave us a warm welcome there and gave us a wonderful tour at the camp. We truly appreciated his friendship and his kind heart. We enjoyed spending times together for two years at Camp Mark Seven's Bible Institute week. We never forget his wonderful storytelling about Deaf Catholic churches in the United States. We sorely miss him very much; however, we both know that he is a believer so he has gone HOME with Jesus. Bless his heart!!!
Cynthia and Raymond Piper, Austin,Texas

Mike Ament

December 30, 2015

I worked with Tom at the Postal Service . He taught me some sign language and was intelligent enough to communicate with me at my level. I made a point of talking to him daily. He was a good moral man whom I respect ! I am sure that God is holding him very close .

J MACK

December 22, 2015

AS ONE OF MR.BLICKS FORMER USPS SUPERVISORS; HE NOT ONLY WAS A GREAT GUY BUT ALSO AN OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE.

Suzanne Schussler

December 19, 2015

The St Ignatius church community have already felt Tom's loss last week. In weeks to come the loss will be felt even more. I was a friend and an interpreter for the weekly mass. God takes the best ones for Christmas.

Barry and Renee Siebert

December 17, 2015

During our days at Gallaudet, Tom became a trusted and beloved friend. We did many things together. We worked a couple of part-time jobs together. We played cards together, particularly the game of Hearts. The games of Hearts were played at such a high competitive level. It was fun to play everytime, because you knew Tom and others at the table were going to bring their "A" game. We traveled together making two RV trips during spring breaks to Florida and back.

Later, he traveled with and supported our softball teams for a number of years. We traveled widely up and down the Atlantic coastal states. We camped many times together. We rented cabins together. Tom was reliable and we loved to have him around not just as a friend, but he also was closer than many brothers.

He was a trusted friend. All of us who knew him have been impacted by his humor, generosity, kindness, concern, sharing, and brotherhood at Gallaudet and for many years afterwards.

My regret is that I have not seen a lot of him in recent years. Over time, we eventually lost touch. Some of his Gallaudet friends eventually moved to other states or returned to Canada. I have missed him for many years, but now I will miss him in my heart for years to come. I am sure that his many friends will feel and sense this loss.

Goodbye to my friend, Tom. I will see you with Christ in Heaven.

Gary Weber

December 17, 2015

Thoughts and prayers to the family from the neighbors at the Country Walk Community, Tom was a great neighbor and will be missed. The Weber Family,

December 17, 2015

Sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers to the family from the Country Walk community. Tom was a great neighbor, he will be missed.

Bob Liggett

December 17, 2015

I worked with Tom on DBCS machines and Priority Belt. He always seemed to be in good spirits with a sense of humor. Surprised to hear that he past. Truely a good man and friend. I will miss him.

Father Tom Coughlin

December 15, 2015

I am completely stunned at this loss of a wonderful person, Tom Blick. I enjoyed knowing him when I was a novice in Pikesville, MD during the early 1970's and I appreciated his deep faith and commitment to our Catholic Faith. Needless to say, his death has profoundly saddened me and I am so sorry to hear of his early death. I immediately offered a holy Mass for the repose of his gentle soul. May he rest in peace with God. Father Tom Coughlin, OP Miss.

David Konarski

December 15, 2015

So sorry for your loss, or should I say our loss. Everyone who came in contact with Tom knew him as a kind, caring, and helpful person. Tom taught me to operate the machine that I currently using at work. AS a matter of fact I am now assigned to Tom's machine. We miss him dearly.
Dave Konarski USPS

Sharon and Tom Peisinger

December 15, 2015

You are in our thoughts and prayers.

December 15, 2015

"I am So Sorry for your loss. Keep leaning on GOD and he will comfort you in this difficult time PSALMS 29:11

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