THOMAS A. BECKWITH

I will never forget Tom. What an amazing man. I am honored to have had the opportunity to know him and that he was such a big part of my life growing up. Your family was like family to our family. From Friday night games at their home to playing the organ and Christmas eve celebration at our house... the memories are endless and all happy heart warming ones. God bless you all and my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. Celebrate his life....I will take a walk at Sims park and reflect on...

Tom & Jane were such a special couple to me and my family. Please let us know when the memorial will be held. God Bless you all.
Much Love, Michele & Al Kuhen and family

dear beckwith family....growing up next door to you on tremaine was so much fun and a very happy time in my life...I remember your dog king and penny...which led us to call Debbie's vw the penny car....your dad was always so patient with us kuhen kids...taking pictures of us for 1st communions and jane making me and lisa matching dresses....just wanted you to know that your family has always held a special place in my heart....

rest in peace tom....love, mary kuhen

Sorry to read of Tom's death. He has to be one of the last of the Collinwood class of '36. There are very few of us left. I have the reunion list from '86 and I have to keep crossing people off. Glyde Marsh is still alive. He is a retired veterinary professor from OSU and lives near Columbus.

I lived on 152nd Street next to the Scoop if any of you remember the paper.

I should have sent this note after I read your Mother's death notice.

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Our prayers are with you Dave - sorry to hear of your loss. The Lonczak Family: John, Laura, John III, Jason and Jeremy.