Thomas Patrick Juneau

Dad I miss you so much. Not a day goes by that you´re not in my thoughts.

It's with a heavy heart, I write this note to Tom. I will miss you brother, but I will always hang on to the great memories of the years we spent roaming the trails, waterways and back roads of your beloved Ozarks. Rest in peace Tommy!

I knew Tom in Kansas City in the mid 70's We did a lot of hiking and just having fun together. I still think about him all these years later.

I remember him as an outdoorsmen. My earliest vision of him, he wore hiking boots and a goose down vest. I thought that was cool and as soon as I could, I purchased the same. I remember that big smile too. Everyone you meet in your life has an influence on it and Tom was no exception.. I'm so sorry for the families loss. Recently met his son Tommy, his father lives in him.

I knew Tommy at a very young age and was captivated by his personality then. I didn't get the pleasure of knowing him as an adult but I am sure his personality carried on through out his life. May you rest in peace Tommy!

Tom was such a joy and full of energy. Will always be remembered.
School days were fun with Tom
You left us way to early.

Tommy was so much more then a friend - he was family. He would always give a compliment and make a person smile. When we needed help with anything, Tommy was always there. Our world is a little darker without Tommy here to shine on. But he will always be a ray of sunshine in my heart and in my memories. Love to all who will miss him!!

I will miss his beautiful smile and wit. Sorry seems not enough to say to his family, but I am truly sorry.