Thomas J. Ryan

To the entire Ryan family~
Our family just heard the news of the passing of Tommy and we are deeply saddened. Although this expression of sympathy comes late, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Living on Fairfield Avenue together for years and years provides us with wonderful memories of the times that we spent together. May you find comfort in those around you and our hope is that with each passing day you gain more and more strength during this difficult...

Dear Diane & Family,
Ken & Lynette Kelly called with the sad news. I knew Tom for more than 50 years, and always enjoyed and treasured his friendship. He was someone with whom you could have a great conversation, even if you disagreed. I can see him swimming and then enjoying his boat. Many good times. Few men, and he was one of them, come along in life who make such a lasting impression as him. And we do know that his face wil always be to the Sun, and the road will rise to meet his feet....

Deepest sympathies to the entire Ryan family and our dear friends Todd, Diane and Trevor. Remember and retell the good times.

Dear Diane:
We only met Tom one time, but still felt like we all knew him.Being with your dad every day makes us feel like part of his family, so we share your loss. The love of your family will help you through this sad time.
LaVerne & Ray Gnoit
Peace Village

Matt, my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. "May the Spirit of the Lord go before your father."

Diane,sorry to hear about your husband.Tell Diane,Juli said hello.
See you in church.

Dear Jane,
I was so sorry to hear about your brother Thomas.
You have such a nice family-what a comfort you will all be for eachother.
I wish you Peace.

Dear Diane,

I can not begin to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. We worked together at Ward North America, and we learned so much together.I am with Zurich now. Although I never met your Tom-you made me feel like I did. I lost my father-in-law in Sept; they we're togeher 53 years.
You have my deepest condolences.
Just know and believe that to be absent from the body means to be present with the Lord. Be strong.

Dear Diane and family,
I am so sorry to learn of Tommy's death. Please accept my deepest sympathies. I am babysitting our daughter Kerry's children in Mt. Prospect while she and her husband are out west. So I am unable to attend the memorial service. Please know my prayers are with you today and in the difficult days ahead.
Kathy McEnery Shanahan