Thomas Patrick "Lil" Cronin

Gonna miss ya Lil

This man was brand ambassador not only for the French Quarter but for life as we would live it. He showed me how to live in the FrenchQuartet influencing the rest of my life. I always felt like my Quarter rats embraced me and always went one step further, to show me love, take time out to correct me burn my hair with a zippo help me get my thumbs unstuck from my wig, or whatever it may have been, Lil always smiled so big at me and say , "Hey lady, with the froggiest of voices ... one I´ll...

My gratitude to Lil for showing me the ropes at the Mint. Lil taught me how to serve wicked mischiefness with every cocktail. I'll miss his crunchy outer shell and his warm, gooey center.

Such an incredible friend, never to be forgotten.

My deepest sympathy to Lil´s family and his friends. I met Lil thru my brother Paul and Herman. Every time I walked into the 700 Club, and later Betty´s Bistro, Lil always knew my drink - a Diet Coke w/olives. Rest In Peace Lil

There are no words Thomas (LIL) to express the loss my heart felt when I heard the news you took the Stairway to Heaven. I want you to know you touched so many of us. I know your reading this. So read my words. Thank you for your friendship, kind words. That contagious smile and those amazing hugs. Most of all thank you for the role model you played for my son Zach McGee. He loved and will continue to live and miss you. We all will. As Carol Burnett would say as she pulled her ear. Thanks...

Thomas I'm miss seeing at work I know u up there looking at everyone at work just know we all miss ur beautiful face

You were one of the first people to believe in me in NOLA. What a gift of a friend & coworker you were my luv. A true French Quarter Icon in my life & every life you touched. I will always love you, girrrrrrrrrl!

You have left us way to soon. We will miss you friend. Rest baby.