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Thomas McHugh

Niantic, Connecticut

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Niantic - It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that Thomas D. McHugh III, 85, of Niantic, Conn. Passed away on November 9 at his home. Born in Hartford, Conn., he was the son of the late Thomas D. McHugh, II and Marjorie (Mahoney) McHugh. He was predeceased by his brother, the late...

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Dad, your with me always - thanks for beaming down advice from time to time to me and Maeve. The love you have for us is never in doubt. Forever in my heart - Tracy

Happy Birthday Dad - we miss you more every year. Maeve and I will be celebrating you today and give thanks you were in our lives - love, Trace

So many stories. My favorite will always be the time he told one of his daughters and I that he named sluice gates after us when changes and updates were being implemented years ago at the MDC facility in Hartford in the Brainard/Airport Road area. I remember thinking right, Tom, I don't think so. A number of years later I was out with my husband and he introduced me to someone he knew who worked at the MDC facility. I said "Oh, did you know Tom McHugh? He's my friend's dad." He said "Are...

I will always remember "Big Tom" warmly, with much love. He never failed to make me laugh. He had a wonderful wit and sense of humor. Many memories of times spent with him over the years with his family or boating. He was a great man with a wonderful heart. He will be missed.

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Tom at Mohegan Bluffs, Southside Block Island, RI

Tom- Dad - Papa - heading out to the Block

Dad - I'll miss how you always make me laugh - your beautiful blue green eyes and your valuable wisdom from a one liner. Your dedication as my Dad will never be forgotten - your in my heart ❤ forever!

Back in the 1960s, I was his newspaper boy. Since he lived beyond my route, I had a paperbox for him at the junction of Porter Road and Martin Road. Sometimes on his way home, he would find no newspaper waiting for him, as he would be a little early (or I would be a little late). I also remember his father with fondness, as he lived in Gilead, also, and treated the children here with kindness.