Thomas D'Andrea

Already three years have passed. Miss you everyday. May God take good care of you and you are now without pain.

I'm so sorry Kay Kay for your lose. My condolences to all of your family. I am sorry I couldn't make it to the funeral. You might not remember me. I am Cindy daughter of Wilfred Dumont.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Thank you Uncle Tommy for so many great childhood memories. Whether it was family gatherings at Glezen St., Lake Ave., or Shrewsbury you always were a presence and very good at making us laugh. I simply treasure those times of playing horse shoes at Glezen St., listening to you talk to us about hunting, the big Italian dinners, and of course playing "MOTA". You will be dearly missed.

Auntie Kay, Danette, Tom, Bob, Michael, Lisa, Eric, Auntie Dottie, and all your families, I'm so sorry...

I remember when Tom used to come in the Blue Belle Diner which my father ran. Tom was there every day talking with my dad about the old days. He was always a classy guy. God bless you my friend

To the Entire D'Andrea Family,

We are so saddened by the loss Tom/Dad. I will miss all our " talks and stories" we shared during the BBC back yard parties! "some were probably even true" !

He will surely be missed.

Remember the Good times!
CHERISH the GREAT Times!

Good Bye my friend!