Thomas Max Parvin

we love you uncle pete

Tom was a fine man, always a gentleman, and a pleasure to work with--something we did for the better part of 8 years at MCI. He had an incredible intellect and always made well thought out decisions. I'm so sorry to hear of his passing and wish your family peace and comfort in his memory.

Doug and Carol Kelly

Was sadden to learn of "Pete's" passing. Our thoughts & prayers go out to the Parvin family.

I really enjoyed working with Tom while in Des Moines. Always ready with a creative "out of the box" idea.

Sincere sympathy to the family. Memories will help heal your hearts.

Miss Valerie and Parvin family, I am sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you know that Tom's legacy reaches far and wide as he mentored and encouraged so many. I had so much fun working for and learning from Tom and I think of him quite often and will continue to do so. I think he took great pleasure in poking me about such serious matters as my taste in BBQ and how bagpipes as my choice of instrument produced sound akin to "hammering a bag of cats". I still keep an eye out for the Medoc he...

Valerie,

Mary and I are so sorry to learn of Tom's passing. I really enjoyed my time with Tom when we both worked as peers for for MCI. Tom was a great friend and I really enjoyed his many stories and words of wisdom he shared with me from time to time. I wish I were in town to pay my respects however Mary and I are out of town on family business. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. As one other posting indicated, I too am certain Tom is on the tennis courts...

Valerie,
Sorry to hear of your loss
Dan Kasprowicz

I know that Tom has already found the tennis courts in heaven. Thanks to many good games and my sympathy to the family. An old tennis partner and Telco association, Dick Chatelain