Thomas B. Healy

We were talking about you just the other day .. Nantucket was the topic and of course your name came up great memories ♥ I guess you must have been close

Well its the Kentucky Derby ..and March Madness wasnt quite the same ...! I miss you dearly and think of you often my friend with a smile on my face but a sadness in my Heart ! Ill always remember you as one of the kindest , generous and most honorable Men Ive ever know ... you are deeply missed ....

They broke the mold when it came to Tom. I was fortunate enough to enjoyed some great times with him at the Big East Tourney and elsewhere. Truly a man for the ages and a life well lived.

Matt Reilly

Healy Family- I am SO extremely saddened to hear of Tom's passing. I am a graduate of Holy Names (2005), but met Tom from working at The UPS Store in Newton Plaza for almost 6 years. Tom would come in and ship everything from important documents to his blazers on the hangers to Nantucket. I laughed when I read about his black ink pen...which always ended up on my arm or smudged on my hand. I will miss his smile and small talk with me. What an amazing man!
Thinking of you all,
Coyle Wood

I did not learn of Tom's passing, and I am still stunned, as I thought I would see him this weekend. He was among the more generous and kind-hearted people I have known and he was always a warm, welcome friend. I am sorry for his family. We will always keep a place for Tom. God bless Tom and his family. With Love, Fran

Tom was a gentle man. He served as portfolio manager for our church and then as a personal adviser and friend. He was an exemplar of his profession: knowledgeable, accommodating (meeting day or night), and always friendly. He will be greatly missed. Condolance and deepest sympathy to his family and many friends.

My heart goes out to Joe, Tom's daughters and legions of friends. I'm grateful to call Tom a friend and a fellow avid hoop fan. No one loved the games, and the post-game, more.
His presence and purple sweater will be missed in Providence, Boston, Syracuse and, most of all, at the Big East Tournament.
RIP Tom, we loved you.

Our thoughts are with all the Healy Family as you remember to smile with the memories of Toms love for life.

To The Healy Family,
We first knew Tom as our financial advisor. He quickly became a good friend. We will miss Tom. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Fondly
Jack and Laddie Toney, Warrensburg, NY