Eric Thomas

Hi Deborah and family of Eric, I'm really sorry that you have lost Eric's light with us in Austin - he was so friendly, caring, and joyful to be around (Salesforce community on Saturdays). We're going to mourn him with you. We always chatted about South Africa as he had visited there and I had a trip recently that I was planning - he always made sure to ask me about it. Hugs from east Austin, Joelle Charbel

I am so sad to hear this. Eric was such a kind and generous person. I will always be grateful for his guidance and intentionality.

My God My God My God. I just sent him a messege about passing my test. Wondering why I didn't get a response. My feelings is hurt as beingbin this career he has been my mentor in this IT life since 2018 and became a trusted friend and confident. The smile on his face and the energy he gave when talking about his kiddos. I'm just so said to say rest in peace my friend. May God Hold you. I just want to thank you for soooooo much. Hugs and condolences to the family. But damn I'm hurt behind this...

Eric was one of the first people I met at Salesforce Saturday, and he was a constant source of advice, encouragement and good will. Over the last couple of years we developed a friendship, and Eric was my SF bootcamp and conference buddy. We also deeply appreciated his unwavering support for veterans and military servicemembers, as he had a way of welcoming people into gatherings and groups that made him "one of us" to everyone. We will miss you, friend. Sending thoughts of peace and warmth...

Debra, we send our sincere condolences for the homegoing of your husband Eric Thomas. He was such a gentle soul whom loved holding conversations with my husband whenever he would come over to the house. We will be sure to continue to lift you, Nia, and Amiri up in prayer doing this difficult time. Blessings, Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Daniels Sevilla neighbors

We are deeply saddened to hear about your loss. Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time. We will always cherish the memories of the Easter dinners and holidays we spent together and the special moments shared. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. With deepest sympathy, may God give you strength & courage. Earl& Terrie

I knew Eric through the local Salesforce community; he was always eager to help and teach. I will miss his passion, engagement and kindness. My sincere condolences to your family.

I met Eric through the Salesforce community. Very warm and welcoming person indeed. However, him sitting in my home last New Year's Eve (after his church gathering) created my fondest memories of Eric. He sat at the table and shared memories of his childhood in Brooklyn (or so my own failing memory recalls) with many other friends. It was wonderful to hear his warm memories and views on the neighborhood he grew up in. It was a side of Eric I will cherish for a long time. Well lived, brother...