Mr. Byrom died Saturday, June 14, 2008. Born in Tullahoma, Tenn., he was a son of the late Joseph and Evelyna Bonderant Byrom. Employed with Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad for thirty-two years, he served as Indiana State Legislative chairman for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He enjoyed golf and spending time with his dog, Trinket.
Mr. Byrom was a member and deacon of New Life Community Church.
A loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and brother, Mr. Byrom is survived by his wife, Helen Byrom; sons and daughters-in-law, Ronald G. and Vicki Byrom of Crown Point, Ind., Donald R. Byrom of Chicago, Ill. and Keith A. and Denise Byrom of Irmo; brother and sister-in-law, John and Iota Byrom of Tullahoma, Tenn.; sister and brother-in-law, Lucille and James W. Thomas of Hammond, Ind.; sister-in-law, Beverly Byrom of Highland, Ind.; grandchildren, Angela Brothers, Adam, Andrew, Demi, Madison, and Chloe Byrom; and great-grandchildren, Owen and Jack Byrom and Isabella Brothers. He was predeceased by brothers, Lloyd, Frank and Hubert Byrom and sister, Helen Vaughn.
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Marty and Linda Weightman
June 22, 2008
Uncle George was a wonderful person, he always had possitive things to say to me. He could make you laugh at the drop of a hat. In any situation he could see some good come out of it. Just the way he would say things, would make me laugh. Like the time he was at our house giving his grandkids underdogs on the tire swing he fell and scraped up his arms pretty good. He told me to just slap the skin back in place and bandage it up and it would be fine. He ended up having to go to the doctor for that one too. We will miss him a lot, but we also know that he is with our Lord and Savior Christ Jesus.
                 Our Love is with you all,
                  Marty and Linda
Wendy Sioux
June 17, 2008
To my wonderful Godfather, George: I will miss you very much. I was very blessed to have called you my second dad. I will always love you. You taught me so much about basketball and other sports. Thank you for being such a huge part of my life. To Helen and Keith and family: I love you guys and I'm praying for you all. I'm so sorry that George is gone. Please know that his memory will be with me forever.
Bob Lee
June 16, 2008
It is sad to hear we have lost another railroader. He was a gentleman and fine engineer and it was a pleasure to work with him..
Sam Newton
June 16, 2008
Helen and Boys - we were so terribly sorry to hear of George's passing. We spent over 20 years in the same neighborhood, always friends. Our hearts are sad for you. Cookie and Sam Newton
JAMES McDONALD
June 16, 2008
sorry for the family's loss i worked with george for many years he was a great guy
Faye Rzonca
June 16, 2008
Sorry to hear of your loss, I did not know your loved one, but worked with Bev his sister-in-law, and Pat Johnson, his niece, wonderful people.
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