Thomas-Modrowski-Obituary

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Thomas A. "Moe" Modrowski

Dyer, Indiana

Sep 5, 1956 – Mar 18, 2024

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BORN
September 5, 1956
DIED
March 18, 2024
LOCATION
Dyer, Indiana

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Smits Funeral Home, Ltd. - Dyer Obituary

Tom “Moe” Modrowski, of St. John, IN, passed away unexpectedly on March 18, 2024, at the age of 67, leaving a void in the hearts of everyone who knew him.  Loving husband of Kimberly A. Modrowski, nee Rath. Devoted father of Kristin (Frank) Kantroski, Kellee (Chris) Wyzgowski and Katye (Sean)...

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Moe was one great leader , thoughtful , courageous and yet very kind to everyone he came in contact with
I miss Moe
Bill Ristau
Legacy Internatonal

All in London at Caparo will be thinking of Moe today, who will be much missed. Life has lost a little colour.

Kim and family, So very sad to learn of your husband and father’s sudden passing. Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers with deepest sympathy, Marcia Gorelick

My condolences and prayers go out to Kim and those beautiful daughters and all the Modrowski family, a great group. Wally informed me and I’m still trying to process it. He was so good and full of life. He reminded you of Art, easy going, smiling and a big heart. I’ll always remember him that way.

On behalf of the entire SMS group family we want to express our deepest condolences to the family.
Moe was always a fair and much valued partner to us. He will be missed!

My condolences and prayers to the Modrowski family. As I read Tommy’s obituary it was no surprise that he was a girl dad. I remember growing up, also on White Oak Ave in Roxanna just down the street from the Modrowskis’ You would find me several days at their house playing basketball on their court. Tommy always made sure that I was treated right. Never to be picked last and always to make sure the ball was passed to me, because most of the time I was the only girl playing. I think God was...

Moe, we will miss you, but when I think of you, I will smile.

I didn’t know Tom for longand now that I’m an adult I realize how well do you really “know” your middle school friend’s dad?

But his memory is solid in my brain.

He was always quick with a smile and seemed in a happy-go-lucky mood all the time.

He and Kim always provided a welcoming house for us friends of the girls. I was sad when they moved away.

I remember them coaching us in Odyssey of the Mind (or some competition for smart kids ),...

We are so sorry to hear of Tom’s unexpected death. Dave recruited Tom to attend Wabash and to play football as well. He thought very highly of Tom as a young man and knew he would be the perfect Wabash man. Please accept our condolences on the loss of a beloved husband, father and Papa. Dave & Nancy Shelbourne