Thomas-Montgomery-Obituary

Thomas Scott Montgomery

Stillwater, Minnesota

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Montgomery, Thomas Scott Beloved Brother, Uncle, and Friend Age 55 of St. Paul, MN Died unexpectedly on 6/25/09. Survived by brother, Bruce (Lou); significant other, Ann Sorknes; one nephew, four nieces and their families; cousin, Linda Hanson (Bob Christensen); sister-in-law, Caroline...

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Really miss the monkey man.

Better late than never, I thank Tim Olson for sending me a notice that this guest book would be closing not even know about…soon. I miss Tommy a lot, hell even my wife and kids miss Monk. I remember Monk would slam me every time he could and he would always add, “And you know what he even has nice kids”. I could go on for pages but I will offer this short comment that happened just yesterday, I hope you find it as amusing as I did.
My number three daughter Kaylyn and I were going to...

I was greatly saddened to read of Tom's passing in the Hamline alumni journal. We shared some great times back in college, and I can see that he retained that same vital spirit ever since. He crammed a lot of living into 55 years! His memory is an inspiration and reminder to step up and do things that matter - Margaret Howard

On the new Road with the wind at your back, the sun shining upon your head, Go with God and be at peace, my friend.

i'm so glad we were able to reconnect in these last few months through facebook.so many memories of our years, growing up together...from being babies in the same crib...to antics at st. michael's school. i've told stories of you to my children throughout the years. you will not be forgotten. prayers go out for your family and friends. peace. judy (stevensen) carlson

I knew Tom in earlier times. Tom was in my class at St. Mike's School in the 1960's. A couple of the eight grade nuns did not like him and did not know what to make of him since he was sometimes a prankster and yet appeared highly perceptive and spoke with a advanced vocabulary. One sister in particular would on occasion haul him off to the side and lecture him with a stern glare but he would not fidget or bat an eye and he would hold his ground. They should of realized that he was just...

I'm sorry to hear about the loss. I met Tom through his nephew Jim when we were in high school.

So long, Monk. It was a great run for a great guy. You will be missed.

My condolences to all Monk’s friends and family. I feel like my brother Bruce lost a brother. Monk will be greatly missed.