Edward L. Thompson Sr.

I knew Tommy from when he was nursing and worked with him several times as a Paramedic.I remember him as a RN at UAB.I found out today, My thoughts and sympathies go out to his family and friends.

Thank you so much for sharing this information with me. I have not seen Tommy in several years but we were talking about him a few days ago in the ED at Princeton. Tommy was a great person and a fantastic nurse. Some of the best times in my nursing career were when I worked with Tommy and the other nurses in the Emergency Dept. Everyone had to stay on their toes with Tommy. He was a practical joker. He will be missed.

I JUST READ IN THE NEWS YESTERDAY ABOUT TOMMY.I ALSO WORKED WITH TOMMY IN THE ER AT BAPTIST PRINCETON YEARS AGO,LATE 90'S REALLY NOT THAT MANY YEARS AGO, AS WHEN I THINK OF HIM,IT SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY. THE LAST I HEARD HE WAS WORKING AT GARDENDALE FD, THAN NORTHSTAR.I HAVE THOUGHT OF HIM OFTEN, HE WAS A FUN GUY, SUPER NURSE /PARMEDIC AND A VERY SPECIAL MAN,I CALLED MY FRIEND.MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, AND TO TOMMY, I WILL MISS YOU ALWAYS AND WILL NEVER FORGET...

I just found out about Tommy's passing from a friend of mine today. I was so shocked and saddened to hear about this. I worked with Tommy years ago at Baptist Princeton in the Emergency Department. I haven't seen him in quite a few years (I live in Tuscaloosa and no longer work outside the home). Tommy was a dear friend, caring and compassionate and was a joy to be around. I have thought about him many times over the years and have missed talking and laughing with him. He always had a...