Thomas Pons

Uncle Tommy was what Christmas was all about in the Mitchell home. He helped Mom and Dad put together toys and all you could hear was his laughter. And that is what I as well as any one who met him, will remember his smile and laughtet. He made you feel like a million dollars and had you laughing at the same time. He will be so missed. I love you Uncle Tom!

Tommy was such a great mentor to me in my early years with "Fiberglass". Not only did he teach me how to be a better engineer, he showed me how to be a better person. He was truly an icon in our business! Condolences to Peg and all of the Pons family.

Peggy and daughters
Sorry to hear about Tommy. My prayer is that God will touch you and bring you some peace by knowing what a good man Tommy was.may God continue to bless you all.

Friend
Cousin
Charles Pons.

Our lives have been so much richer because we counted TJ among our BEST friends, a relationship unchanged by distance and time. Think Murple day, Christmas a.m.brunches (complete with coat-eating dog, Trick-or-treating, the Masters, shared vacations, sleeping in front of TV sports, fun rounds of golf and his memorable swing, and the incomparable character of this good man. How blessed our family has been to share life with Tom and the Pons family. You all are in our prayers.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Always sad to lose a member of the OCF Family

One of the Best persons ever!

Peggy and Family,
I just learned of Tom's death. My fondest memories of Tom start about our age of 5 and go forward. I could write a book about the great times we spent together. Without question, Thomas Jenkins Pons was one of the most loving and fun generating individuals I have ever know. He will be missed. My deepest sympathy to you as this most sad moment of live.