Thomas Harold Boggus

I worked with Tom at the East Lansing Police Department. He always had a smile and a joke. Even after he left, even every December 15 for quite a few years we would meet at the grave of a friend of ours (David Rudd) and have a glass of scotch with him. My condolences to Terrie and his family.

In case we don't remember because of the years past, some of us do. The Boggus brothers were part of the North Omaha Community. We don't forget you and we send condolences to the family .m

Condolences to the Boggus Family and Friends from the "old neighborhood" in North Omaha, NE back in the day. Tommy (as we called him) served as an escort and performed his duties as part of the Color Guard at the Cotillions when I was performing as a Ballerina.

Terri and family, Listen to the wind, it talks. Listen to the silence, it speaks. Listen to your heart, it knows. Native American Proverb Sending thoughts of comfort and peace. Your former nursing colleagues at U of M/Sparrow Health System, Lansing MI

Thank you for your military service

To the family of Tommy, I know that he was a very determined in what ever he put his mind to. I got to know him when we were in the Boy Scouts years ago. His brother Francis was my assistant Patrol Leader. To Francis and the rest of the family you have my deepest condolence. I know he will be missed.