Thomas Chudy

How do I begin.....
A lifetime ago I met Tom and fell "head of heels" in Love. But we both needed to grow and mature, so his proposal of marriage never evolved into "until death due us part".
I eventually married a gentle loving man and had his children and a wonderful loving life. I sincerely hope Tom was able to provide you with the same kind of marriage.
I lost Tom those, oh, so many years ago, but have never forgotten him and my heart is eased to know that he found Love...

I didn't know Thomas, but times like these are very hard. I am also a Chudy, Much love goes to Thomas Chudy and his family and friends

Though we never met, I feel as though I know you. I am saddened by your passing, but I celebrate your new everlasting life with our Father in Heaven. This poem says it all: It's title is Touching Shoulders and the Author is unknown. I dedicate this poem to you and your loving wife, Joyce, who is also my cousin.

There's a comforting thought at the close of the day,
When I'm weary and lonely and sad,
That sort of grips hold of my crusty old heart
And bids it be merry and...

To Toms family, and friends. And especially my beloved sister, Joyce.

My heart feels your pain. I grieve as you grieve. Take comfort in the memories of Tom, which you hold so dear to your heart. He lives on, and is with us all, through those treasured memories, which we keep safely locked away in our hearts.
We love you Tom!

Joyces sister, Linda

To the family of Tom & to my sister Joyce. Tom was loved so very much & we shall hold him close in our hearts as we walk on without him. And so ....

AS I STAND ON A MOUNTAIN TOP AS HE APPROACHES ......
HE IS SMALL IN MY SIGHT, BUT GROWS LARGER ON APPROACH
UNTIL I AM BLESSED WITH THE FULL SIGHT OF HIM ....
PROUD TO BE IN HIS GOOD COMPANY

ALL TOO QUICKLY HE GROWS SMALL AGAIN ON THE HORIZON
AND DISAPPEARS FROM VIEW ....
AND I CALL OUT ... "HE'S GONE."

BUT...

I worked for Tom at GM. He was a great guy!
He will be missed!
John

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.