Thomas Charles Brundage

Served with Tom in the Coast Guard in San Francisco in 1972. Went skiing with him at Lake Tahoe. He suffered a broken ankle while skiiing up to the lodge on the final run. I got to drive home. Great sense of humor.

Dear Diane ~ Eric, and Family,

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. I haven't seen Tom since high school but recall what a nice guy he was, just like his brother Eric. As a fellow Bddhist, I will hold a special place in my daily practice for Tom and all of You. Had we stayed in touch, I'm sure we'd also have shared some great geological and hiking experiences.

Don Anderson AUHS ~ 1962

Dear Diane,
I am so sorry to hear about Tom (Mike brought it to my attention). Our thoughts have been with both of you for a long time. I'm counting on his having an absolutely amazing journey and am surely going to miss his gentle and profound presence! I feel so lucky to have known him and his presence in the world made it a better place.

My condolences go out to the entire Brundage family. Tom and his brother Eric were good friends of mine while growing up in Blue lake. Tom will be missed.

I was Toms neighbor on Fickle Hill. We had many trails in the forest and adventures. May he be on his greatest adventure with the Lord.

Kirk Brauning AUHS 1963
Fickle Hill

Although I did not know Tom well, memories of his kind and gentle presence in the group to which we both belonged will always remind me of his peaceful spirit and how blessed I was to have known him just a little. My deepest caring thoughts are with you, Diane.

With love, Elaine

Tom was a kind and gentle man. I have many great memories of Tom, going back to Boy Scouts, college, and various adventures. He was always positive, engaged, and doing his best to make positive change. I will miss him.

So many good memories! I treasure these, even as I miss the man.

It was such a joy to encounter Tom; we always found significant and prosaic things to talk about. I miss him.