Thomas Edward "Ned" Bahan

Sending my sincere condolences to the family. May the God of comfort give you strength and peace during this difficult time. Psalm 29:11

Dear Anne, daughters and Peggy Strange,
I cannot express the importance your family had in my young life. Ned and Anne were the perfect example of what a marriage should be and I watched it carefully and tried to learn from it since I had few other good examples to follow. you opened your home and hearts to me especially when I lingered until you invited me to stay for dinner. Still as a 70 year old woman, I am grateful for that.
Peggy, you were my best friend.I am sorry for your loss....

Ned and I have been friends since we were 5 years old. He was best man at our wedding and I tried to visit him when we came back to Ohio. I will miss him and I wish the deepest of sympathy to Anne and the girls. John

A short history of long time friends.
I first met Ned at a church youth group meetig at his Dad's place at Fountain Park in Woodstock around 1947. We played on the group's basketball team that year. We also took altar boy training from the Urbana Nuns at St. Michael's in Mechanicsburg.
We were both freshman at OSU. There we solidified our friendship and added Joe Iguchi as a mutual friend.
Ned loaned me his Ford for a date that fall of 1951.
I left school in 52 and joined the Air...

So very sorry Anne, Kris, Kathy & Karen on your loss. He was a kind and wonderful man. Love to all of you.

Rest in peace cousin Ned.

We didn't know Tom long enough---we met him at the Parkinson group at Vancrest-----,but we knew him long enough to know he was a very special person.

Carol and David Campbell

My mother always loved Ned and he always treated us with love and respect.

David Fout - my mother was Katie Bahan