Thomas M. Lukomski Sr.

Dear Jan Tootsie and Families, My deepest sympathy. May God comfort you with his peace knowing that Tom is now cradled in the palm of his loving hand. May your memories of all the wonderful times you shared together sustain you through this difficult time and know that we are all blessed to have had Tom touch our lives. With Tears and Love BarbB

Dolores and Family, Sorry to hear of the loss of your brother, I met your family through your cousins Helen and Mickey. I think of you often. Babes

We are all so very sorry that Tommy lost his fight with cancer. We all had such high hopes that it would all turn out o.k.
We wish the Lukomski family and all friends of Tommy lots of strength during this time, and hope that you will remember all the good times and memories that he brought to everyone's lives.
Jack, Mirjam and Eddie (Darts - Dark Horse)

Sorry to hear about Tommy... I remember all those Saturdays playing darts at Dickens Inn. Later we played on the same team from ONeals. I always appreciated how he gave people a fair shake over other preconceptions and rumours. Ill miss Toms and my Heineken drinking bar tab comparisons. Bless Ya.

To the Lukomski Family:

With Sympathy--My thoughts are with you during this time of loss and deep sadness.

Tom was a nice person and a friend of mine. We played darts together many times at the Dickens Inn in Philadelphia and he visited our house in South Jersey several times also. He was so strong and never gave up the entire time he was ill. The last time I saw him was October 8, 2007. I hugged him and started to cry and he told me not to cry and that everything was going to be fine. I called his cell phone shortly after and made him laugh and he told me that he loved me. I will miss him.

Mary Ann, Jackie & Jaime:

We are so sorry for your lose. Our deepest condolences to you and your family.

Jim, Patty, Jaclyn & Alyson