1928
2021
Douglas Tom Fields Jones
May 30, 1928 - August 31, 2021
Douglas Tom Fields Jones, 93, of Liberty, MO, and formerly of Lincoln and Bellevue, NE, passed away August 31, 2021, at Addington Place of Shoal Creek in Kansas City, MO. Tom was born May 30, 1928, in Kansas City, MO, the only child of Tom Douglas and Maryruth (Fields) Jones. He grew up in Lawrence, KS and graduated from high school there. He later received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas where he was a Diamond Owl member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Tom served in the US Army at the conclusion of World War II.
He was united in marriage to Sally Agnes Rowe on October 16, 1950. Tom worked many years in sales and marketing for the Rival Company, Cushman Motor Works, First Federal Savings and Loan in Lincoln, and retired from First Data Resources in Omaha. Following retirement he owned and operated Jones Engraving in Bellevue, NE. He was a former member of the Bellevue Kiwanis. Tom had a passion for sailing, playing bridge, crosswords and enjoying a martini in the evenings with Sally, family and friends.
Survivors include his wife of 70 years, Sally; sons, Tom Jones (Margaret Brooks) and Mike Jones (Debbie); grandchildren, Sarah Hix (Cory), Tommy Jones (Kevin Egan), Simon Jones (Christie Hoye), Katie Allenbaugh (Dan), Michael Jones (Lainee Tarbe) and Samantha Jones; great-grandchildren, Taylor, Gabriel, Julian, Ayden, Kailey, Logan, Landon, Mason, Ethan, Chloe, Payton, Tegegne, Hensley and Fields.
Private services and interment will be held at a later date at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence, KS. The family requests no flowers, however cards to Sally Jones would be welcomed c/o Addington Place, 9601 North Tullis #117, Kansas City, MO 64157. You may share a message with the family or sign an online guest book via www.parklawnfunerals.com. Arrangements: Park Lawn Northland Chapel (816) 781-8228.

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GloriaThrone
September 7, 2021
My sympathy goes out to the family and to all who loved Tom. I met him playing bridge at the Sr. Center. He was such a fine man.... and an excellent bridge player. He never complained about how his partner bid or played. He loved his chocolate donuts!
There seemed to be an elegance about him. I lived in Lawrence for 35 years, so we did share some conversation about who we knew in common.
I went to Sally's and his house to take chocolate donuts a few months ago, because he wasn't at bridge. I had a great visit with Sally while I was there.
My hope is that he died peacefully without pain and suffering.
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