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Tom Graham
May 8, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with the family
May 5, 2011
I have lots of memories of Tommy over the years. From the days I first became friends with Yvonne in the 4th grade, and would have slumber parties at her house, I remember watching "scary movies" (a Tidmarsh tradition), all us kids, Tommy included, under blankets on the couch. Of course float'in the river will always be synonymous with Tommy. You could always count on Tommy to be the first one down each year, scouting the route for the rest of us to come.
Perhaps he is doing the same now. Until we meet again. God Bless.
Julie Muir
Dawn Jager
May 3, 2011
Thank you to all for your kind words and prayers. I will (am) miss (ing) him. Anyone who really knew Tom knew that he just wanted to live life and have fun, which he did. Hey! Who wants to float the river again?! We were the "originals", remember?! I know that, whenever I can, I will do that. Those were great times! Tom was always inventive and artistic. When we were camping one time we got bored, so guess what, Tom made dice out of wood with his pocket knife! That's what it's all about, enjoy life! Here's to you big bro, from your little sis. Love you! May you find peace. (*_*)
kathleen krueger
May 2, 2011
dear yvonne and family,
its so sad to hear about tom. I remember him in school, he was always smiling, and the help he gave at the reunion of ours. It so seems like we have lost alot of people just in the last 10 years. Our deepest sympathys to you and your family.
with all my love,
kathy (luke) Krueger
please if you need anything let me know even if its just to talk.
Peter Stitt
May 2, 2011
To the Tidmarsh family,
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Love Peter Stitt
Joanne (Ayers) Petersen
May 2, 2011
I was sorry to hear about the passing of Tom. I hope he's found peace. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Shelley Prentice
May 1, 2011
I am so very sorry to hear about Toms passing. I didnt know until tonight. I'm so sorry for your loss. Tom came to see me not long ago, it was fun talking about old times. He was like an older brother to me when I was growing up with your family. I have great memories of you all. My love to you. Tom's smiling face will remain in my memory for ever. Love to you Donna, Yvonne and Dawn.
Love Shelley (Black) Prentice
May 1, 2011
To the Tidmarsh family:
I am so sorry to hear of Toms passing. Yvonne I see you almost every week and I had no idea. Please find comfort in knowing that he is with the Lord; and Dad, Grandpa, and Grandma Libby probably have a corner store in heaven. Donna, my prayers are with you on the loss of a good son. Mary Ann Hanneman Gordan (Bellingham, WA)
brandy lee
May 1, 2011
To Tommy's family,
I have happy memories and stories of Tommy. Floating the river and partying during the summer.
I will miss you Tommy.
Carla Van Beek
April 30, 2011
To the Tidmarsh family
I am very sorry to hear about Thomas. I didn't know him personally I know of Him I will be praying for the family, Carla Van Beek (Vander Molen)
Jim MCclintock
April 30, 2011
I was sorry to hear about Tommy passing away.I will always remember him as the kid that would give you the shirt off his back no matter how cold it was outside.
Jim McClintock
April 30, 2011
I was really sorry to hear about Tommy passing away.I will always remember him as the kid that would give you the shirt off his back no matter how cold it was outside.
April 30, 2011
My heart goes out to the Tidmarsh family on the loss of your brother and son. I grew up with Ronnie and Tommy on the Kelly Road.
May you have good memories of TNT III.
Lorene Hanneman Palmer
Yvonne Ayers
April 30, 2011
To my brother Tom, I'm going to miss camping, hiking , and floating the river with you. You would always go with me, when no one else wanted to go. We would take that first trip together, down the river, to make sure we could guide the rest of the family down safely, pointing out the tricky spots. You did your part picking up the bottles and cans on our journey, loading them in your raft or cooler, as we floated down. You always said, "if you pack it in, pack it out". I pray you're at peace, and you hurt no more. No matter what, you were my brother, and I loved you. Your sister, Yvonne
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