Dr. Thomas Bornemann

So honored to have worked with Dr. Bournemann, first as a colleague, from 2005-2010 before I joined the Carter Center and then as my supervisor. He will be sorely missed. Sympathies to Cynthia, Jen, Lara and Sarah and their families.

I have many good memories of Thom from the Carter Center. As a volunteer we often talked about mental health issues. So sorry that he is gone. He left behind a great life of unselfish service to people. God bless the family.

Cynthia, Jennifer, Laura, and Sarah I grieve at your loss. Please know I offer my novena and rosary for Tom. The memories from many years ago I will always cherish. Thank all of you for allowing me to be part of your lives when I needed it. God Bless

My heart goes out to you Cynthia; my prayers are with your family. Thom's legacy is a blessing to so many.

Thom was a genuine friend and mentor to me and to many others in the mental health field. He lived his life to build bridges of understanding and cooperation. He will be deeply missed.

The School Sisters of Notre Dame offer their prayers for the Borneman family, especially Cynthia Borneman, long time friend to the School Sisters of Notre Dame. May Thom rest in peace. Sister Charmaine Krohe Provincial Leader

Cynthia, it is with sadness that I send this message to you. We met you and Thom at George´s and Boyce´s home many years ago and felt a strong and loving connection with you both. May the sweet and joyful memories bring peace and comfort going through this challenging time. Sending our love to you, your dear daughters and family. Silvia and Jorge Fernandez

I feel so privileged to have called the esteemed Dr. Thom Bornemann a friend. There probably is no greater privilege than to witness a person so dedicated to making the world a better place for all. I, and indeed all of humankind, owe him a debt of gratitude for all his humanitarian work. I will miss his amazing spirit dearly. I am also incredibly grateful for the friendship of his entire family. I am so blessed to have known them. In his memory, we raise a "Thom pour" glass of wine. Here's...