Thomas J. Phair Sr.

Sheila, Im sorry for your families' loss. What a lovely rememberance of your father. I remember meeting your dad when he loaned me and Lisa his pickup truck for a day to move in the early eighties. I remember his easy and kind nature. My sincere condolences.

Dear Cookie, Barb and I remember fondly Tom as a kind, devoted family man and fun loving person. With sincere sympathy to you and your family, Kay.

Phair's,

So sorry to learn of Tom's passing today. A true life long dedicated faithful servant to all that were blessed to have known Tom. I'm sure your faith, family and friends will help with lessening this heavy burden of his loss. The Lords perpetual light will certainly shine forevermore on Tom.

Shaun Brennan

Dear Cookie, TJ and Sheila,

I am very sorry to learn of the passing of your husband/dad. I have fond memories of the get togethers and the laughter between the men, including my dad. Tom had a gentle and peaceful spirit. May he enjoy his eternal salvation.

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.
-2 Timothy 4:7

Dear Cookie, TJ and Sheila,

Frank and I send our sincere condolences to you and your entire family. You're in our thoughts and prayers during this most difficult time.

Penny and Frank DiNuzzo

You were great to have as a PHS classmate, Tom.

Thanks

Dave Webster

Tom was the most devoted husband I have met. His priority was his wife and family. Numerous times I observed Tom assisting his wife living with M/S. Cookie was Toms priority 24 hours. Our sincere prayers are with the family.

Tom, Sheila, and Mrs. Phair - I am so sorry to read of Tom's passing. The obit sums him up very well as a kind, caring and a loving man. I can't recount how many times i saw him and Carole out for lunch or any time we'd run into him he'd chat and be sure to tell me how everyone was and ask about my own life. A good man who made a good life.