Thomas W. Marsden

To the Marsden Family,
It has been my great pleasure to know and work with Tom over the last twenty five years. Having shared the same cubicle when in the office over that same time span.
Tom was always there to bounce questions or ideas off and always had some type of answer that would work out.
We don't often have the opportunity in life to have friends like Tom but when you do you cherish them.
He will be greatly missed.
Brian Gurney

I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. Tom was our rep at the R&D Lab in Westbrook and we dealt with him for many years.

He was a great Sales Rep and we will miss his knowledge and helpfulness.

Sincerely,
Jessi - Sappi R&D

To the Marsdens, Expedex. and his many friends. I've loved Tom for 22 years. I have so many wonderful memories of spending hours sitting on Higgins Beach, boating on Casco Bay, travelling to Negril, Jamaica and Captiva Island Florida with Tom, my mother, sister and nephew. My family loved him and he was GodFather to my nephew, Gregory. I'm so glad for all the time we spent just riding the couch, eating and watching the tube:)He was the funniest, best friend a person could have, and I know...

"Tommy" was an intricate member of our neighborhood gang. It was the best childhood in the world; skating on the pond at G.R., playing kickball, flashlight tag in the Gardella's back yard, kick the can at Seikel's, sledding on the back hill and at the golf course. We rode our bikes everywhere enjoying the sunshine, meadows, woods, sandpit and the"big rock." We shot beebee guns loaded with dirt, climbed trees and were hardy participants in apple fights! Tommy was a dear, kind, funny guy and...

My deepest sympathies to the Marsden family."Maynard" as I knew him was always a welcome site and always funny! I will miss seeing him every summer in maine. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

To the marsden Family, our deepest sympathies. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you.

Joe and Sheila Harris
Xpedx colleague

I've been acquainted with "Mars Man" for about 30 years through my sister and her family (the Collitons). I always thought Tom was a first-class guy. And he was always smiling! My heart goes out to those who loved him. Rest in peace, Tom.

Dear Meg, Margie and family,
We are so sorry to hear of Tommy's death. He was a wonderful young man and when we were together we always enjoyed visiting with him. You have our sincere and deepest sympathy.

To the Marsden Family,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your son and brother. I knew Tom through business. He was a great salesman and a very friendly person. I enjoyed our conversations about Florida and Maine. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. God bless you all and may Tom rest in peace.

Richard J. Papia