Thomas S. Chiplock

Joe, Lori and Tracey, Please accept my heartfelt condolences on the loss of your father. He will always be "Mr. Chiplock" to my sister and me. You couldn't find a kinder man to work for. I'll never forget the time your parents had forgotten to cancel my weekly babysitting job and I showed up @ your home. Your father insisted on paying me for the inconvenience-unheard of @ the time. He always had a smile on his face and remembered me; even 50 years later when I saw him @ the Schaticoke...

Me and my siblings grew up with a the Chiplock family. Webwent to Maplewood school, then to Watervliet high school. We haven´t seen them for many years but they were a good family. May they all RIP

So sorry to hear about my good friend Mr. Chipper and sadly about his wife Barb. Tara and I did not know of Barb's passing until now. God bless to you kids your parents were great.

My brother Jack loved to talk about their trips to Notre Dame or Yankee Stadium. They had a special tie in sports and work. Tom brought a lot of energy to a room. Seemed like he was always excited about something. He was quite the character and fun to be around at work. Condolences to his family, he will be missed but with so many stories to tell about the Chipper... never forgotten!

Saddened to hear of Tom passing, worked with him at Ford Motor Company. I´m from Halfmoon also, every time I pass the house on Guideboard I think of "Chippy," Surely, he will be missed, condolences & prayers to the family.

My memory of Tom was of course a funny one. Everytime I visited his daughter Lori, Papa Tom as they called him, would always come over with toilet paper. Lori never had to buy any because there was Papa Tom with a 4 pack of TP and this was way before the shortage. He always had us smiling and laughing but don't talk if the Yankees or Notra Dame was on, that was his time. Always good memories with a smile. Love Marian and Dave

Worked with Tom at ford motor co he was a great guy could always make you laugh.