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Thomas J. Downes

Manchester, Connecticut

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Thomas J. Downes, 45, of Columbia, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012. Tom was stricken doing what he loved, working the ball fields of Trinity College and was pronounced dead at Hartford Hospital a short time later.He was the beloved husband of Eileen (Stamm) Downes who made his...

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Yesterday marks a year since I last spoke to Tom. I've missed his smiles, jokes and stories about Bruce this year. He was an amazing man and friend. Still miss you you, my friend. I can only imagine how difficult this has been for your family. Eileen, Kelsey, Justin and family - sending you lots of prayers during this time.

Kelsey,
I am so sorry for your loss. I just came across this news tonight and I am shocked and feel so bad for you. Your dad and I had much in common and I really enjoyed our conversations which always touched on so many interesting topics (especially the music of Springsteen.) The last time I saw the two of you was at the concert at The TD Garden in Boston and it was obvious your dad was very proud to be there with you and your brother. My deepest condolences to you and your family.

Would like everyone who writes here to know that the entire family still to this day appreciates your words!!! Love you dad not a minute goes by with out you on my mind, until the day we meet again!!! BOOMBA

Eileen & Kelsey,
I'm so sorry for your loss. I just found out. I hope things are going ok for you.
Lori Hasemann

Eileen & Kelsey
I think of you so often & wonder how you are doing! Ever want to talk or visit I live in Vernon senior housing, 860-871-2007. Glenys

I miss you so much daddy. Rest in peace my king<3

Our last time together

To the entire Downes family, I am still in shock and send my deepest condolences to you all. If I could write a book about all the times Tom & I shared together, it would be the size of a dictionary. Bro, I will remember & cherish every day we hung out - from walking to the Honda motorcycle shop on Adams St. to your basketball games at East Catholic to every rock concert we went to and all points in between. My best friend growing up, you will be missed dearly. RIP brother...

Eileen,
My prayers are with you and your family. I can still see his big smile as he enters the door of our office. He will be missed by all!

Eileen, I am so saddened by this terrible news.