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Louisa Smith
November 30, 2020
Thomas was my first cousin. His father and mine were identical twins. I've often wondered where he was. So sorry to be so late. I'm Louisa Ann Stokes Smith, a retired English professor at Minnesota State University, Mankato. I have pictures of the two of us together when he was about fifteen.
Sarita Behr
November 2, 2020
Tom was an awesome, great man. My thoughts are with Kathy and family.
I truly enjoyed my association with him through our banking days. There is no doubt the family has many warm memories and they will help each of you through this loss. God bless each of you.
David Bailey
November 1, 2020
A mentor when I was a teller at the Denver U.S.National bank. Later a great leader for me and others at United Bank.
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