Thomas Grady Cousins

I had the privilege of meeting Tom several times and quickly knew of his Christian faith and his even deeper personal relationship with Jesus Christ in all that drove him along with his kind and humble spirit to others. Tom made an impact and significant difference to others and certainly to our community at large. Rest in Peace and Gods embracing love now for all eternity... Don Whitney

Thomas Cousins was the friend and owner of the Atlanta Flames Hockey Team .He had the Omni built to promote Hockey in the South. He was not just concerned with the growth of the sport but he encouraged the spiritual growth of his players by giving each player a Bible in which he wrote an individual testimony of how he had been challenged to read the Bible daily and the huge difference it had made personally in his life. Not only did he exemplify the concern and care of his players but...

I had the privilege of meeting Mr Cousins years ago, I was the first to install DSL Internet in his home. While there I was met with warm welcome and had the opportunity to converse with him and his wife on current events. I will always remember the first time we met. I have seen him in passing years later and he still remembered who I was. He was a great man who will be truly missed. My condolences to Mrs Ann and the Cousins Family Jeff Hicks

Dear Mrs. Cousins, I am saddened to hear of your husband´s passing. My father, Bob Kent, so admired him and enjoyed their time together in Atlanta and the Omni. I extend my condolences to you and your family. What a legacy TC has left in Atlanta. Dede Kent Natale

Dear Mrs Cousins. I am saddened to hear of Mr Cousins passing. I will never forget all the love and kindness you bestowed on team members and your kindness to me was beyond measure. A life so well lived. Love Sylvia Vail.

Thomas was a man that fulfilled in impressive measure what we take as most becoming, the call to "Esto Vir".

Tom was a close and wonderful family friend.I cherish my personal relationship with Tom,especially when I was working in real estate investment banking in New York. I love the thought of Tom and my parents and friends reunited in heaven.

Grady I am so sorry for your loss. He was a great man in Atlanta. I knew you from Richard upshaw. Your family is amazing people. Please hope you and I can talk soon. Jeff upshaw malone 678 222-8035