Richard L. "Tom" Dailey

Tom, we hardly knew you, as the saying goes. You went much too soon. The old neighborhood between 5th and 6th Streets will miss you as well. We grew up together and built snow forts, had snowball fights, played baseball in middle of the street and just knew what a good time it was back then. Rest easily.

Jerry Weissman

Dear Emma and Family,
You have our deepest sympathy and prayers as you grieve Tom's passing. May you seek and find true comfort in the loving presence of the Lord, Jesus Christ, who alone the depth of your sorrow and will tenderly heal your hearts.

Uncle Tommy was such a funny, loving man.He had a wonderful voice. I have many, many childhood memories of him singing, laughing and of course cooking. He will be greatly missed by all his family and friends.

All my thoughts ard prayers are with the family during this time of loss. I can still hear Joyce telling stories about Tommy and remember how excited she would get when all the sister's were heading up to Shelby to have lunch with him.

I am so sorry to learn of Tommy's death. Hold fast to your happy memories and keep on loving one another. Tommy would want it that way.