Thomas D. Best

Got to know Tommy in 1986 - 1987 when I moved back to Williamsport as a sophomore at WAHS. Spent many nights in his dad's basement wrestling and most of the times on the wrong end of one of his headlocks. Was recently thinking of him and googled him to see if I might be able to track him down. Very sorry to hear of his unexpected passing as he was such a bright light and big personality that clearly left his mark on all he came into contact with.

Spent a few years in Williamsport and had the pleasure of

Coach Best and Sue, I hung out with Tommy a few years back when he was running the Econo Lodge Restaurant. I regret not following through with our discussed plans to hook up with each other and some of our old wrestling pals. I talked to Tommy recently at the bank in Montoursville and we spoke again of getting together. So so sorry. I had a lot of respect for Tommy. I will always remember the blond haired stud in the red singlet kicking everyone's butts. Always glad he was at a higher weight...

Extremely sorry to hear of Tommy's passing. He will certainly be remembered as a PA wrestling legend, but I will mostly remember the many great times we had in college and how he always brought energy to every place he went. A life gone too soon. Will see you on the other side, Tommy.

My deepest condolences to Tom and Sue. Your son touched the lives of many and will never be forgotten. Mike Miller, brother of Tom Miller.

So sorry to read of Tommy's passing. You and your family are in our prayers.

I have not found the words to describe how saddened I am to hear of Tommy's passing. He provided so many great and lasting memories. My thoughts are with Tommy's Mom, his son, and Coach Best.

We are all very sorry for your great loss

So sad to hear of Tommy's passing. Praying for the family and friends in their time of grieving. It's just so sad and a shame to lose a fellow classmate at such a young age. God Bless your family.