Thomas-O'Connor-Obituary

Thomas Aquinas O'Connor M.D.

Buffalo, New York

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O'Connor, Thomas Aquinas, M.D.May 23, 2024Devoted husband of Ellen Marie (nee Quigley). Proud father of Siobhan, Flannery (Robert) Lancaster and Thomas More (Mary Grace). Loving grandfather of Finnegan O'Connor. Dear brother of Jane (Thomas) Lenox, Joseph (Kathryn), James (Melanie) and...

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I have fond memories of Tom during our tenure in UB Med School. He was far and away the funniest and cheery-ist fellow among our gang. I could always count on his over-sized smile and contagious laugh at our lunch table when I was my somber Monday-blues kind of self with the stresses of learning anatomy and biochemistry. I've often thought of his special optimism whenever I've faced the usual parade of stresses as I've gotten older. Tom will always be a gem for me.

Dr. O'Connor you changed my life for the better in 1976 At the Deaconess Hospital of Buffalo Great anesthesia care to me in 2016 to boot Thanks for every thing, Bob

I am so sorry Marie. I am in Buffalo visiting friends. I was trying to contact you while I am here. Saw obituary. My deepest condolences to you and your family Padma

sorry for your loss. We remember Tom coming to church at st. john gualbert. loved talking with him. My husband, Ken, was an usher and watched over him so he wouldn't stray. lovely man. God bless him and all of his family.

Shared many rigorous and HAPPY days with Tom in med school. Wonderful friend! Both of us were Catholic and IRISH. He will rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to the O´Connor family.

Many years ago, as an attorney I had the privilege of representing Tom in matters relating to his medical practice. An outstanding and caring physician (I was told by numerous other doctor clients) and an even more outstanding human being (I quickly learned for myself), he was a very special client and friend. I especially remember his tales of horror upon learning of the Holocaust and how when famed Nazi-hunter Simon Wiesenthal spoke in Buffalo, Tom not only attended but was able to...

RIP