Thomas Randall

Im so sorry to hear the unfortunate news of Tom's passing. Ive known Tom for 20 years working with the Block Plant, he will be greatly missed by us all! He was such a pleasure to work with and just be around. Ill miss his bright smile and the endless supply of trout he would bring me. Thoughts are with your beloved family.

When a school bus hit and killed a neighbor's very beloved family dog, it was Tom that stopped, gently loaded the dog into his truck and brought it back to the neighbor's house. It was an act of true kindness and was so appreciated. We are very sorry to hear this sad news. We are thinking of you. Kathleen and Stephen

Cindy and family. Terry and I were saddened to hear about Tom's death... I am your cousin, Alyson, Doris's daughter. Tom had repointed my chimney when I lived in Quechee many years ago. Seems strange we live close to family and never see one another. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Alyson and Terry Ellison

There are no words that can describe the loss of such a giving soul. I am a grateful neighbor and lifelong friend of the family. Tom was my "go to" guy when we had any trouble here needing a level head and New England ingenuity. When my husband was learning how to plow snow with his truck, Tom came to rescue him from deep in the snowbank on more than one occasion. When rain and misfortune flooded our yard and removed our garage, Tom was there, with many neighbors and friends, to rebuild a...

I've known Tom since I was probably 15. He and my dad worked together off and on when my dad worked locally. He always treated me more as a friend than a kid. And he helped me out of a couple scrapes. He was just the kind of guy that's real easy to like.

A man, a mountain of salt of the earth. I've never known anyone more to caregive and always look out for what others might need. He will be missed forever in my neck of the woods. Love to the family, jude