Thomas Alexander Dubay

Mr. Dubay was my 7th grade math teacher at RVJH in 1969. I loved him! I have never forgotten what a funny and fun teacher he was. I have thought of him countless times over the years and was so blessed to have met his daughter Ann a few years back. Through her, I was able to let him know how much he meant to me! He was one of the good ones and he will live on in the lives of the young people he inspired! RIP Mr. Dubay!
Sincerely, Laurie (Grimes) Ballentine

My sincere condolences to Tom Dubay's family. He was my 7th grade teacher in 1960 at Gravenstein Elementary, and I have never forgotten him. I was inspired by him to become a teacher of junior high children. In sympathy, Judy (Dougan) Oliver

Tom was a great uncle who always made us kids smile. I remember singing songs while sitting in the back of his little white Datsun pickup truck in late 60's, and collecting horsetail roots for our bath because we all got poison oak. I will miss our talks on nature and Sierra Club stuff, and his laugh. I loved how Uncle Tom laughed.

So sorry to hear of Tom's passing... We just saw him at our Mother;s service last week.. We will remember him always as a wonderful person .. He guided so many young people.. Sincerely Ruth and Mike Williams Gualala, Ca.

Our sincere condolences, thoughts & prayers go out to the Family of Cousin Tom DuBay. May the Good Lord hold you ever closer now & always.
God Bless You, Steve & Rhonda Janitch & Family

A remarkable man for sure, he worked part time with me at Bekins Van And Storage in the early 1960's and was a pleasure to be around. I recall years ago he was on the roof of his house with a garden hose and a six pack protecting it from a raging brush fire in the area. My sincere condolences to his family, I still think of him. RC Hall