Thomas Althaus

I will always remember Tom I knew him from High School, work, both DPS and oil field. He was a true friend.

Tom will always be in my memories.

I still think of Tom often. Something will trigger a memory of us being friends. They are all good memories!

I met Tom when we were in High School. He went to Johnson City and I went to Buda. Later, we were both DPS troopers serving the people of Texas. Then, I guess it was fate, he lived in Caldwell working in the Oil & Gas Industry and I lived in Bryan working in the Oil & Gas Industry. Tom was a great person, always had a big smile and was everyone's friend. You will be missed and our "fiddle" jam sessions! We both had one but neither could play! Our prayers for you Jo and all of your family.

May God give you strength, support and comfort during these difficult times. Be assured of his deep love and concern for you. 1 JOHN 4: 9, 10, 19.
With My Deepest Sympathy,

My heart goes out to the family. I have really gotten to know you all and know that you are all in my prayers. I am so blessed to have gotten a chance to know you all.

Tom was a fine man, and a true assett as a State Trooper to Burleson County. Many young men were allowed to grow to maturity without a record due to his insight.
Our sympathy to his family, he will be missed.

My heart breaks for the family. I knew Tom from my job at CVS. He always had a smile on his face and was a very friendly person. He will be missed.

I was honored to know and work with Tom. He was one of the GOOD guys.
Addison Terry
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