Hans Michael Thoma

Ginna, sorry to read of the loss of your Dear Hans in the paper on Sunday. The entire class of 1962 is thinking of you at this time. May many happy memories make you smile as the years go on -- as ever - Donna Rae and Ron Sims

I recall thinking that Hans was a kind and gentle soul when he was living with my grandmother, Carrie Lincoln, on Church Street. Thus began a fifty year relationship with the Lincoln family. We shall miss him, and offer our condolences to his family.

Ginna,

So sorry for your loss!

Gina, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Fondly, Diane Bullock

Ginna, We just heard. We are so very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Hans was a wonderful person. Whenever I am served "just a few French Fries" I always think of him.

Although I only met your husband, Father, and grandfather a couple of times, it was easy to see the important place he held in your family. Please accept my deepest sympathy, but at the same time remember and be proud of a wonderful life well lived.

Ginna, and family, I can remember long ago sitting in the cow field that now is graced with your home, and thinking what a beautiful spot for a house... So sorry to hear of your loss, fondly, Amanda(Mandy)Markert-Begin

To Mrs. Thoma, Gretchjen, Beth and Mark, I am so sorry for your loss. I have very fond memories of Hans from the coffee shop days before school and Hans was always such a gentleman at every encounter I had with him. May happy memories comfort you at this difficult time.