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evan & elizabeth dreyfuss
May 1, 2005
Tom gave me my first job in the summer of 1980! Did some of the books and made him hot tea five times a day. Tom has been a friend ever since, always chipper and glad to talk me over the years. I went to high school with Matt and Mark. Luckily Tom and my father only knew half of the trouble we found ourselves in every weekend. Tom will be sorely missed. Our condolences to Mark, Theresa and the kids.
Keith Watkins
April 29, 2005
A real nice guy I was proud to know.
lou polett
April 28, 2005
Just an old friend..Used to be in the air conditioning business years
ago..A great guy, he will be missed. My car is being fixed..otherwise i would visit..
sorry..Lou Polett
Diane Bates
April 28, 2005
Dear Tim,
I want to express how sorry I am for you & your family on losing your father. He must have been a very special man to have raised such a sensitive & kind man. I will pray for your father & for you. I wish there was some magical words I could say to make things better, but I know there's not. I'll talk to you when you return to the area.
Very Sincerely,
Diane Bates
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