Thomas E. Rosenberg

Meeting the Ross family in 1974 on Flicker, left a big impression on me. I was 11 years old when I met them. Our family rented the Carmazzi cabin.

I remember playing Monopoly at the kitchen table and Mr. Ross relished in watching all the children come up with different strategies on the game.

There aren't too many people that you can talk to about the squirrels nest recipes, the watermelon table and the Hagedorn snow tunnel. This generation has its own...

Tom was one of the best.
Graham Tebbe

I am sorry to hear of Tom's passing. I met Tom in 1983 when he opened the Mayhew Bingo Center. He helped all the charities get started and supported us for many years. I will truly miss him. I send my condolences to Hilary and his children.

He ran, swam, hiked, biked, skiied, played golf -- all the things you're supposed to do to stay active to prolong life. I will miss skiing with him, debating issues. At dinners he passed on dessert. But when mine came, he always asked for a bite as his fork returned again to swipe more, so I got him a telescoping fork. A remarkable man of many accomplishments. My sympathizes to Jon, Katie and Amy, Tom's grandchildren and his wife Hilary Abramson.