Thomas M. Kearney

Though I only knew him a short period of time he was a good man and loved by many. May he rest in peace and may his family be at peace knowing that he he will no longer suffer. With deepest sympathy.

We would like to thank everyone for taking your time remembering our father at this sad time. We know our dad would have gotten a kick out of hearing from all of you. Thank you to all. The Kearney Family

I started working the Broad Street Trains in April of 1969, Tom was one of my line instructors, he told me that one day we may be working together so he made sure that I knew what I was doing, Tom was a great guy to know and work with, he will be remembered for always being a good person. My Prayers go out to his Family

I started working in the yard in 1972 and as a supervisor in 1982. Tom was one of the finist person I have ever met. I had contact with him on a daily basis and was in owe as his easy going and very friendly attitude. He was the man.

PEACE BE UNTO YOU TOM,A REAL GENTLEMAN! SIGNED,SLICKRICK,BROAD ST. TRAINMAN

TOM,WAS ONE OF THE GUYS I FIRST MET WHEN I BECAME A TRAINMAN IN 1983.HE WAS A VERY NICE AND QUITE MAN,BUT I LEARNED HOW TO MAINTAIN A COOL PERSONA FROM HIM...CAUSE HE WAS A COOL DUDE.....REST IN PEACE BROTHER TRAINMAN..234 FOREVER

Farewell to an old Septa Trainman and good Friend, Rest in Peace my Friend you were one heck of a Broad Street Motorman... Sal

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.