Thomas Jefferson Giles

You have my deepest sympathy at this time of sorrow. You may not remember me but I am one of Rev. Durant and Pearl Durant's granddaughters who lived a few houses away from you on 178th St. My mother (Peggy) would bring us over to your house when we were little and we used to climb the I guess you could say monkey bars, read and slide down the hill (driveway) in the winters. Vicky my cousin (deceased) was always with your sister Lorna and her friend Julie. I always remember the warmth and...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Please accept our deepest sympathy for the loss of "Uncle Giles". Though distant, our memories of him are fond ones. Love, Dolores (Martin) Dotson and the Martin Family

We are family friends, but I never had the opportunity to meet Mr. Giles except through he lives of his exceptional family. Our two families have traveled a mysterious journey together this summer and your support and strength has been a blessing to us. Having had the privilege to know this exceptional man at this time of transition has been an honor and an inspiration.
Peace and Love to You All,

Islah Abdul-Rahiim and Family

Please accept my sympathy for your loss.
with love
Delcie Southall
Cousin

Hi Giles,
Will miss most of all your:
"whatevers."
You are the sweetest and kindest man. There is no past tense to put that in. Rest well my friend.

My condolences are extended to Tom's beautiful family.
your friend always, Sherry.