Thomas S. Betcher Jr.

To the Betcher family: We are so sorry to hear of Tommy's passing. He was a wonderful man, and we will miss his big smile. May he rest in peace.

He was a good friend and he will be missed,big time!!!!

To the Betcher Family, I'M VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOST,Tommy AND I HAD SOME REALLY GREAT TIMES AS KIDS GROWING UP.OVER THE YEARS WE HAVE BEEN FAR APART BUT IN THE SOME CITY AND ONLY A FEW TIME I WOULD SPOT HIM NEVER GETTING THE CHANGE TO TALK BUT ONE TIME AND WE WERE AT LOST FOR WORD.WE BOTH SIGN UP FOR THE SERVICE AT THE SAME TIME UNDER THE BUDDY SYSTEM,AFTER BOOTH CAMP WE WERE IN DIFFERATED COUNTRYS.THERE WAS FIVE OF US WHO WERE GOOD FRIENDS BRUCE WILLAIMS,BOBBY REBELLO, BOTH ARE GONE NOW AND...

My deepest heartfelt condolances go out to the Betcher family. I am friend of Tommy's from East Providence's Town pub and have known him for over twenty-five years. Tommy was one of the kindest, softspoken, caring people I've ever known. He always greeted me with a smile and a good laugh. God bless you Tommy, rest in peace.

Lisa and Family;
I am so sorry for your great loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.

Lisa and Family,
My sympathies to you during these rough times. Brenda

Our deepest sympathies to the family. Our memories of Tom go back many years when we were building our house next to his in West Greenwich and we spent that first Christmas on Robin Hollow Road with the Betcher family. As pioneers in the woods, we raised pigs together and I have a great picture of little Tommy climbing the fence of the pig pen. Tom, the deer hunter, shared some venison with us and also mushrooms he collected in the woods. It was a happy time back in 1976/1977. We felt sad...