Thomas H. Brodie

I remember Tom from working at Kodak. Tom was always very nice to me. I knew Patty better, and wish her, their children, and grandchildren, pease...I just heard about this. It is very sad.

I was pretty young when I spent any time with Tom. I remember fishing and playing cards at Don's house on Manitou road. I remember him as a fun loving guy who I enjoyed being around. It's been many years since I was him or his lovely wife Patty, but honestly, some things you just don't forget. God speed.

I best knew Tom for putting in his time helping us with church maintenance at FBBC. He loved operating the front-end loader at both the old and new church facilities and the SportPark. Occasionally in the early hours of a snowy winter morning Tom would have the entire church parking lots plowed before we got to the church at 4am. Screening dirty for top-soil and dumping crushed stone into trenches in the heat of the summers. He loved doing it.
He was fun to work with and to be around. I...

RIP Tom

Dear Michelle, Briana & Families,
There are no words that can take away the pain you're feeling and the hurtyou're going to endure
My thoughts and Prayers are with you . He's now in God's hands and at peace. No more pain, no more suffering. May he now rest in eternal peace. He will always be with you in your heart. Think of him alwaysand he'll never be far away. Look at his photos often, you'll love the memories. Thinking of you all. Love you Briana.
Sincerely, Marge & Doug Wilhelm

May the God of all comfort strengthen the family during this time of deep sorrow. Those who pass on, God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. My sincerest condolences. (Psalms 116:15)