Thomas L. Conway

Dear Peggy,
What a beautiful letter about your husband Tom. You had a special friendship which lasts forever in your heart.
Pat Pitkin

Dear Peggy,
I am so sorry for your loss. My mom shared the news with me. To be quite frank, I didn't know what happened to you and Tom. My dad lost track of him as well. I have fond memories of going to your farm as a little girl and just hanging out in the hammock between the trees and swimming in your pool. I remember being scared of your pet snake and not knowing whether he was loose in your house. My dad thought a lot of Tom and was thankful for their friendship. Sadly, I lost my...

Dearest Peggy, it was an honor being friends with the coolest and most awesome couple I have ever known. Thank you for allowing us into your lives and to see just how special life can be. Love you!

Tom was the oldest step brother I had when my father Roy married Tom's mother,Myrtle. I was the youngest of the siblings. They all treated me like part of the family. Tom and Peggy were my go to family when I had parental problems. I even helped Tom some when he was buying houses and fixing them up. I was always envious of Tom because he was so talented. Over the last years we have lost contact. I will always remember the fun times we had .
Rest in peace my brother

tom was such an amazing man,there wasn't anything he couldn't do and not do well.tom taught me so much.he will be very missed.there wont be another like him.with deepest sympathy to Peggy and family,randy goodling

tom was an amazing man,i don't think there was any thing that he couldn't do and do well.while working with tom I learned many valuable things.there sure wont be another like him.deepest symphony,randy goodling