THOMAS M. McKENNA Jr.

Dear Christine, Kevin, Mary Beth, Brian, and Tom,
I am sorry to learn of Uncle Tom's passing. I have fond memories of family gatherings and hearing your Dad's beautiful singing voice. At family events, I remember Uncle Tom as being one of the few who seemed to remain calm-- which is something this cousin found reassuring in the chaos of an old-time McKenna family gathering. I was always impressed by his intelligence and I am extremely grateful for his service in World War II. My thoughts...

Your Dad was a favorite Uncle; he was bright, funny, had a beautiful voice and was always nice to his nieces and nephews. You can all be proud of him and his accomplishments.

Dear Christine, Kevin, Mary Beth, Brian, and Tom,
I am sorry to learn of Uncle Tom's passing. I have fond memories of family gatherings and hearing your Dad's beautiful singing voice. At family events, I remember Uncle Tom as being one of the few who seemed to remain calm-- which is something this cousin found reassuring in the chaos of an old-time McKenna family gathering. I was always impressed by his intelligence and I am extremely grateful for his service in World War II. My thoughts...

Christine, Mary Beth, Brian and Tommy, I was so sorry to learn of your Dad's passing. I am sorry I can't be at Collins, but know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Brian: We were so sorry to hear about your father. With many thoughts and deepest sympathy to you and your family at this time.

Karen and Sean Lynch