Jeffrey B Thomson

A wondeful old friend born the same year gone too soon. Miss him and his parents Marc

I first met Jeff at Surrey Inn(Russian River) We played a game of hunch..he was a great teammate on the 120 lb team in 1953. great all-around player. RIP..

As I recall, Jeff was a varsity basketball player playing guard beside Tom Meschery & the late Mel Prescott. It's been about 5+ years since I've seen Jeff at one of our lunches. RIP...

First, Bob Lom, now Jeff whom I recall that Benny Neff loved having Jeff on the 120s basketball team. Jeff used to join Tornberg, Mackintosh, Baba, Yasukochi, Sevier and me at our irregular lunch meetings to talk about old times at Lowell. Deepest condolences to Vicki, another Lowell grad. Akio Inouye Room 106 Miss McBride

Sending condolences and prayers to the entire family, sending hugs to you Kristi.

My condolences to the entire Thompson family. Jeff was another member of SCU's greatest class.

In loving memory of Jeff, who was always there for his friends. We will miss him always and forever. God bless Vicki and all his family. Love, Carol Delagnes and family

Just to add another sweet memory..... Once when Jeff and Vicki were visiting Roy and me in Minneapolis, Roy told Jeff what a BIG 49'ers fan Leslie was (she was born in San Francisco). Jeff took off his 49'ers baseball cap and GAVE it to her! The cap is now with Leslie's 24-yr-old daughter Serena, in Colorado! She's a 49'ers fan, TOO!

Deepest and Sincerest sympathy to Vicki and all of Jeff's family. Thank you, Jeff, for all of the wonderful memories, both in California and Minnesota ... but especially those late night visits at Parkmerced and that New Year's Eve Party at the Olympic Club! You and Roy were great friends.