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Carl T. "Tommy" Atkinson

Virginia Beach, Virginia

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Tommy Atkinson owner of Tommy Atkinson's Sports passed away December 14, 2022. A Funeral Mass will be held at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church in Virginia Beach on Friday, January 6, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. Online condolences may be expressed at

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Deb and I miss Tommy very much! I use to visit Tommy and Judy when I retired. I sat and talk to both of them for hours! Getting advice and support! My grandson and I would also visit playing on their pin ball machine. My fav pic of my grandson, Tommy and Judy! Tommy had a heart of Gold. He knew Deb and I were in the early stages of courting and didn't want us to be upset. When he finally broke the news, I was sobbing like a baby, he put his arms around me and was comforting me. ...

A wonderful man & friend, who leaves behind an amazing wife, and sports "legacy" with the shop he & Judy shared for so many years!! I was deeply blessed to get to know Tommy, and will always remember his kind smile, and welcoming personality!! We love you Tommy...you will be greatly missed by so many

I have known Tommy for over 25 years and his dear wife Judy. You can´t mention one without the other. I will miss interacting and joking with Tommy at his store. I would bring my 10 year old grandson to visit and we would play on his pin ball machine!! After I retired I would sit at his shop for hours talking! Tommy was a kind gentle soul and a very positive person. Tommy will be sorely missed! thanks for the memories! Mr. Baseball! 2nd lover of Golf!

Tommy was always there when you needed him I can´t tell you how many times he helped me in tough spots get jerseys socks or if I hats I needed he was always willing to help and make sure it happened we had some great conversations he will be missed deeply my condolences to the family

Bray Road neighbors for many years. Tommy was an outstanding athlete and a quality individual. Our condolences to his family. Bruce Phelps and Janet Strange Phelps

I have fond memories of Tommy going back to 8th grade and VB High School on 24th street. We also played Little League Baseball together for years. Great VB local and sad to see him moving on to the big Baseball Diamond in Heaven. Blessings to all his family Billy Almond

"Ace" was the first friend I made when we moved to Va Beach in the 6th Grade @ King's Grant Elementary School. He has been a lifelong friend and always an incredible athlete and as we aged a knowledgeable source of all sports trivia and needs. My last purchase was a starter baseball glove for my grandson. His enthusiastic approach to life will be greatly missed and to echo Coach Shackelford's statement, he died far too soon. Look forward to seeing you again at the eternal athletic events. Ed...

We´re so sad to hear of Tommy´s death. Our condolences to his wife Judy, and his brothers Chuck and Kenny. We´ve been neighbors of the Atkinson family in Lynnhaven Acres for many years - since the late 70´s. The Atkinson boys played football in our back yard long before we moved in. Tommy was an athlete and all around nice guy! He found the perfect niche in his sports store with Judy by his side. After his parents passed away he would often drive by the family home, even though it was sold,...

Tommy was the nicest guy you would ever meet. Caring, willing to do anything to help you, so carefree and friendly. Somewhat of a legend to my children from the times we would visit the shop as they grew up. He'll be missed. Rest in Peace Tommy!