Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Hagedorn

Fr. Tom married Allan and I 12/29/1973 at Holy Family Parish, Parma. We have kept in contact for 47 years. Fr. Tom and I just spoke with each other early January.
Our heartfelt sympathy for the loss of such a wonderful man to the family and all the lives he has touched. Rest In Peace our dear friend.

I enjoyed listening to Father Tom at mass. You knew he really enjoyed sharing the Word of God. My son had Father Tom for his first Sacrement of Reconciliation and he asked my son if he was a sandwich! He knew how to put a scared 2nd grader at ease! We will miss you Father and thank you.

With our deepest sympathy - You will be missed Father Tom.

Dear friends,
Please accept my prayers and support at the loss of Tom. I had the pleasure of being assigned with Tom at St Patricks and enjoyed being with him and learning from him. I remember the sounds of opera music in the house and listening to him about going to the Met performances here in Cleveland. He was also quite a bridge player and took his monthly meetings very seriously too. Please know that Tom and your family are being remembered in my weekend Masses and daily prayers....

Father Hagedorn was my childhood priest at St Patrick’s West Park. He led by example and I really loved him. I will always remember him with the shamrock pin on his lapel & wearing leather sandals while serving mass during the summers. You and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers today and always.

Our deepest sympathies to the Hagedorn family. John and Stephen Dierna and our Mom Colleen.

My heart is with the Hagedorn family.... Here is a peculiar suggestion, but one you might find useful. There is a special on Amazon Prime video by Alice Fraser, titled Savage. Warm, funny, moving and deeply insightful.

My deepest sympathy to your family. I treasure our friendship. Just knowing you was gift.