THOMAS F. EGAN Jr.

Rest in peace, dear friend and college roommate. We had many laughs together!

Boy, Tom, I sure do miss you. I think about you everyday and see your face staring back at me when I look in the mirror. I am sure you are looking down on your family with love and pride. You were a great father, husband, son and brother. You made the world a better place. Rest now with your heavenly family. You are remembered and loved.

I was one of Tom's roommates for 4 years while attending PCP&S, and we graduated together, Tom with a Pharm D and I with a BS in Pharmacy. He was also in our wedding party when I married Shelley in May of 1983 in York. I'd also visited him at his parent's home on Hawthorne Drive in Gibbsboro as well as when he resided in St Michaels, MD . I also smile when I recall him listening to Tom Waits music, nor forget the time when his King-snake (named Noname!) escaped for several days and turned in...

Tom, I still cannot believe you are gone. I know that you are watching over all of us especially Betty, Thomas, Elizabeth and Jill. You must be so very proud of them. I love you, I miss you and I miss you everyday. Please hug mom, dad and George for me .

Tom was a gentle, kind, and loving man. I loved hearing his stories of travel in St. Lucia. It was a place that he treasured and it was a reassurance to me to pursue a life abroad. We both shared in a common desire to serve other people and communities. Tom's strength has always been remarkable to me and I am grateful for all of the deep conversations we shared. I think out of everything, his laugh will be missed the most. May he find peace, rest, and comfort once more in God's loving arms....

Tom & I met when we were 4 years old, lived 200 yards from each other, went to grades school & payed baseball together but most of all our families lived as neighbors for 45 years, contributing greatly to the Gibbsboro we know today. With two classy and giving parents, Tom couldn't miss but grow into a caring Doctor, School Board member and good friend to all. My condolences go out to Betty, Jill, Thomas Elizabeth, Tom's sisters, brothers and Mrs.Egan. While I could share many memories with...

Tom and I worked together at Hackensack Meridian Heath Jersey Shore University Medical Center. We quickly became friends after we shared we were both CCHS Alumni and we both worked at Kennedy Health. We enjoyed many great conversations together. But Tom was the happiest speaking about his greatest gift, his family. He was so proud of each and everyone of you. May all your happy memories bring you comfort. RIP my friend!

Tom was my boss at Kennedy Hospital Stratford many years ago. He was such a nice man and he put a lot of trust in me to get the job done. I remember him as a quiet man and I was sad when he left us to go onto other opportunities. Rest in peace, Tom. My sympathies go out to his family and friends.