THOMAS A. FORD Jr.

The best days ever miss them a lot great people

So sorry for your loss. Tom and Barb were so wonderful to my family when we moved to 29th Street. Everyday when I got off the bus from work my first stop was always the steps at the Ford home for great conversation and laughs. What a great man!

Tom Ford was our neighbor at Hospitality Creek Campground. He loved the months he spent there. You could see Tom and his faithful companion Jerry on their daily walks. His pet bird could be heard saying the phrases Tom taught him. Our grandson would make it a point to go visit his friend Tom. Tom was loved by all the seasonal and will be missed by all! Rest in Peace Tom, it won't be the same without you Friend, God Speed. The McSweeney Family.

Our hearts and prayers go out to the Ford family, please accept our deepest sympathy. You all are in our thoughts. Louise Napoli and Nicole Aster- Irwin

To the Ford Family,
My husband and I had the honors of knowing Tom from Hospitality Creek Campground. He was a wonderful man and always had a smile even when feeling his worst. He sure loved his beloved pal Jerry and we will never forget either on of them.

Tim and Family,
So sorry for your loss. May God bless and keep you all at this very sad time. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Mary Pat Milko-Summer Camp

I am so sorry for your loss..Tom was a great guy...Thinking of you today!

Half of a "Super-Couple" (Tom & Barbara) When I was growing up I used to look at them and say "this is what a happy marriage is supposed to look like".If I were to ever wed, I wanted my marriage to be just like theirs!

Tom's family and mine go way back! Tom's father and mine worked together for years at Acme markets warehouse.

I have fond memories of seeing Barbara and him shopping together at the Grays Ferry Pathmark.

A true gentleman, great...