Thomas M. Cardamone

Dear Kathy and Family,

I am so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. I remember seeing him a lot out and about over the years after we graduated from high school. I have fond memories of many good times riding the bus to and from school. He was a wonderful person and wise beyond his years. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him, if even for a brief time. I am also so sorry to hear the lpassing of your Mother. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Sincerely,

Kathie and family,
I will try this again, because a little munchen stole the one I put in last night. It's been almost nine years since I came in and told Tom I was quiting to move to Kansas. Tom kept telling me I was not leaving him to move to Kansas with a guy I only knew 3 months. But I did but never forgot the fun times I spent with Tom. Hell when you put Tom and Virgil together I never stood a chance. Tom lived more and enjoyed life more than most people twice his age. And he...

Kathy & Family,
I am so sorry to hear about your brother Tom, and in reading the death notice, to also find out that your mom passed away. I do not get the newspaper, so I would not have known. My thoughts are with you, and your family with both your losses. I will call you..
God Bless...
Phyllis Gorski

To The Cardamone Family: I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You and Tom are in my thoughts.

Sometimes our lessons in life are right before our eyes but we don't quite grasp it at the time. You, your mother and your family have taught me more than formal education could have. You taught me determination and living life as who you are, not what you thought you should have been. You taught me that the only limitations in life are what you put on them. You taught me that the obstacles that society put up to keep you out doesn't mean you shouldn't go there. Sometimes you have to leave...

Tom
We had a great time at your farewell tribute last night. As you saw everything went like it always did a little wild, a little crazy, a little too late, alot of fun and filled with love and respect. You will be missed but not forgotten. Love the girls

CARDAMONE - Thomas, lived fully despite MD
1/24/2004

News Staff Reporter

Thomas M. Cardamone wasn't expected to live beyond his teenage years, so he considered the extra time he was allotted a bonus and lived accordingly.
"He was never depressed or down," his sister, Kathleen of Hamburg, said Friday. "Everyone who met him fell in love with him. He was an inspiration to the rest of us, and we were drawn to him and got strength from him."
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Sorry to hear about tom's passing, also of your mom,