Thomas Blecha

I Remember Tom during his Senoir year at Nortwest HS in House Springs. We played on the same football squad--he was a Senior starter; I was a Sophomore bench warmer. We re-connected throgh his/our dear friend Sue Honey. I had dinner with both of them at our 50th Reunion last year. Gone so sudden, so fast... He will be missed...

Tom was our country cousin. Harry, Bob and Marilyn would visit in summer at Grandma Blecha, what fun we had. Lost contact over the years. Let him rest in peace and his family have comfort in God. Sincerely, Neil and Marilyn Dachsteiner

Sue, my deepest sympathy.
Marcella

Our deepest sympathy goes out to Tom's family. What a loss. Tom and his siblings, Don, Jim, deceased & Rose, deceased are cousins to me. Their dad, Uncle Kap, (deceased) was special in his own way. Tom left a legacy & known for serving our country. He accomplished a dream of flying. His journey has ended but will not be forgotten.

Tom was a mentor to me. He introduced me to aviation and encouraged me to pursue many interesting and exciting things. He was one-of-a-kind and larger than life. I am better for having known him. You will be missed UT.

I flew with Tom at Air Logistics. He gave of himself to others and was a close friend. He joined his comrades at The Shootout each year and reminisced about flying, shooting, and old cars we had driven. I will miss him.

Tom was a family friend of the Riebolds
We loved keeping tract of his life. My husband Leonard liked Tom. We are praying for all of you.