Thomas Cook

It was back in the 70's, I was at my cousins house Holley and Kara's house for a cook out. We were taking a walk down White St. and we run into this skinny long haired red headed kid named Tommy. Full of piss and vinegar! Ran into him after that from time to time in the 70"s that lost touch with Tommy until 2003 were I ran into him again when he Bid a project I was managing. After that we worked together for a for a time at Ronco. He all ways made thing fun at Ronco. I will all ways remember...

Dear Sandy,

Thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. May you find peace and comfort in the Memories you and others shared with your brother.

Tami and Brian Candib, So. Burlington, VT

So sorry for your loss Cook family! Anything I can do for any of you, please reach out through Dad.

We grew up about as close as two families could be, 2 doors up the street. Tom was ALWAYS full of smiles, laughter, and LIFE!

You were always larger than life when I was a kid, Tom, and I always remember one of your important life lessons; "If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space!"

Say hello to Julie, Chet, Mickey, and my Mom, see you...

Hello my friend, I have you in my thoughts always. I will continue as you had said to me, to tear life open like a Christmas present. Bye for now.

Heaven just got a whole lot cooler. Save me a seat and we'll catch up later on, Tom.

Thanks for the fun times on Lake Champlain. And for all the electrical work over the years. I appreciated being able to call on your expertise. Your zest for life is inspiring. Will try to honor your memory by taking that to heart. You are greatly missed. My condolences to your family and close friends.

Tom I will always remember you as the guy who brought an energy with you wherever you went,always full of conversation and most definitely always had an opinion.The world is a lesser place without you in it, hopefully you are in a better place now.