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Thomas Curtis Eisenbarth

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Thomas Eisenbarth Obituary

Thomas Curtis Eisenbarth, 70, of El Lago, TX passed away on April 21, 2012, at his home with his loving family at his side. He was born on May 26, 1941, in Wieser, ID to Fred and Christina Schlepp Eisenbarth. They preceded him in death along with one sister and four brothers. Tom received a BA from the University of Idaho in 1963 and an MBA from Portland State University in 1981. He retired as Chief Financial Officer from Dynamic Products in 2006. He is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Bernadette; daughter, Erin Elise of New York City; son, Thomas Patrick of Missouri City, TX; brothers, Robert of Ontario, OR; Kenneth (Nora) of Spokane, WA; James (Reva) of Tanasket, WA; Richard of Wieser, ID; and Fred (Dee) of Boise, ID as well as many beloved nieces, nephews, in-laws and friends. A prayer service was conducted on Friday evening, April 27, 2012, at the Crowder Funeral Home in Webster. A memorial Mass was celebrated at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Nassau Bay on Saturday, April 28, 2012 and was followed by a reception in the Church hall. Tomâ s ashes were interred at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Dickinson. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Vincent de Paul Society, care of St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, to the International Rett Syndrome Foundation (www.rettsyndrome.org), or to the charity of your choice.

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Published by The Bay Area Citizen from Apr. 24 to May 7, 2012.

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16 Entries

Loriann Ringgold

April 20, 2021

Uncle Tom, I love and miss you so very much. I hear from people that loss gets easier with time. It is not true. Your dear wife, Bernie, your children, Erin and Patrick love and miss you like you left for heaven yesterday. And so do I. You know, I loved all of my uncles very much. There was and still is something very special about you. I could not wait to see you on family holidays. My heart feels sad that you are not here with your family. I imagine you were happy to see my Dad in October. I know you will take care of him and all of our family there. One day, I will look for your smiling face. Love Always, Your Niece, Loriann

Loriann Ringgold

April 20, 2020

I am remembering my Uncle Tom today. He was such a good man. As uncles go, he was the best. My best memories of him is sitting with him having a slice of grandma's pie. I would just be sitting there grinning. He would have this smile and sit quietly and eat his pie with me at grandma's table. Then he would say, "As slice of grandma's pie is the best thing this side of heaven." Truer words have never been said. Everyone loved Uncle Tom. I loved all my uncles, but it was his way of sitting there taking in just looking at his family with happiness on his face that I marveled at. I thought to myself ( I am a little girl at the time) Uncle Tom knows this is the best family ever. I miss him. I know he is in heaven with our family. It gives my heart peace knowing he is there to take care of my mother, my husband, David and my sister, Lisa - along with the rest of our family. My thoughts are with my Aunt Bernie, cousin, Erin & her husband, Scott and cousin, Patrick. Love Never Ends...Not Ever

Loriann Ringgold

April 20, 2019

I am remembering my Uncle Tom today. I was with his brother, Dick (my Dad) today and we spoke of him and how much we missed him. I will never not miss him. He was a kind, gentle soul who I absolutely adored. I know that one day, our family will all be together again. I Love You and Miss You, Your Niece, Loriann

Jeannie Dunniway

May 21, 2012

Dave and I so enjoyed all the good times we had together. Tom and you raised two great children who grew up to be terrific adults. You know I will always be there for you. All you need to do is call. I was so blessed to be with you, Erin and Pat. Love you much, Jeannie

Loriann Ringgold

May 18, 2012

I have a special memory of Uncle Tom and I sitting at Grandma Christina's table eating pie together. I couldnt have been more than 7 or 8-years-old. Gtandma was in the kitchen and the family was here and there but he and I were the only ones at the table. He looked at me and said "Does Grandma's pie make you happy?" I didnt even speak, just nodded by head with happiness in my eyes. Hey, we all know that Grandma's pies were the best this world has ever seen. Uncle Tom kind of turned his head toward the kitchen, just grinning and said. "Mom, we are in heaven eatting your pie and we can prove it. We have twinkling stars in our eyes." He laughed and I giggled. I carry that sweet memory of me and him in my heart. I wanted to share it with you all. I will miss him for the rest of my life.

Terry Eisenbarth

May 18, 2012

Uncle Tom we will all miss you, I have many good memories of my younger years of Uncle Tom and I wish I could have spent more time with him as I got older, I just remember the great humor that he shared with us.I'm so happy that Dad and Mom had the opportunity to spend time with him this past year.
Bernie, Erin, Patrick, My prayer are with you.

Bernie Eisenbarth

May 17, 2012

Thank you to all of our nephews and nieces for your wonderful stories about Tom and for keeping his book online. Erin, Patrick and I take great comfort in seeing how much he was loved by all of you.

Darin Eisenbarth

May 16, 2012

Uncle Tom was a great uncle and my godfather. As a kid i was always excited to know that uncle Tom would be at my grandparents house when we came to visit. He always made me feel special and made me feel he really cared about me as a person and what i was doing in my life. Uncle Tom was always a great professional influence in my life. "You know" i will always miss Uncle Tom and his special way of telling stories and how he enjoyed laughing.

May 11, 2012

Kathy & Greg Eisenbarth

May 9, 2012

We will never forget Uncle Tom's positive spirit and wonderful laugh. We send our thoughts and prayers to Bernie, Erin and Pat as they grieve this loss.

Shelly Eisenbarth Villa

May 2, 2012

Uncle Tom was kind and gentle and always made everybody smile. We will miss him very much. Our Love to you Aunt Bernie and Family.

Tamara Eisenbarth

May 1, 2012

Uncle Tom had a great sense of humor with a loving and caring personality. I wouldn't be surprised if he is telling many funny stories to our family members and other angels in heaven. Robert and I will miss him.

Jeff and Sudie Eisenbarth

May 1, 2012

Uncle Tom always took the time to talk to us when we were growing up. We very much enjoyed he and Bernie coming to see us in Winter Park. He will be missed by all mostly because he made an impression on everyone he met and touched. He was a kind and gentle soul, a great family man and loved by all. We will remember him always.

Ron & Jan Eisenbarth

April 30, 2012

To Aunt Bernie, Cousins Erin and Patrick, our love to you for your loss. Uncle Tom was a great story teller whose eyes would sparkle the closer he got to the 'punch' line. He treated everyone with respect and was a true Christian in his living. We will miss him.

Pam Griswold

April 28, 2012

Uncle Tom was a sweetheart. Always made you laugh and his laugh was infectious. It is so sad that he had to leave this earth at an early age, but I take comfort in knowing that he is now in heaven with my Grandparents, my Dad and some of his other siblings. What a reunion they are having. He will be missed by all you knew and loved him. Love, Pam and Bob Griswold

Loriann Ringgold

April 26, 2012

It is difficult to find words good enough to describe my Uncle Tom. He was a kind, lovable, sincere, good, wonderful man. I adored him. I know he is in heaven with our family that was waiting for him with open arms. I think of all of them covering him with kisses at the happy reunion. Especially Grandma Christina. I will miss you so much Uncle Tom. Love Loriann xoxo

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