Thomas W. Schervish

My condolences to Tom's family. Tom was president of the Canton Jaycees when I was state president of the Ohio Jaycees. He did a great job as president and was a delight to know. I always enjoyed talking with Tom. He will be missed.

My sympathy to Tom’s family and friends. I just found out today about Tom’s death. Tom help developed many of us to become community leaders and successful business people. From the first time I met him in 1973 when I joined the Canton Jaycees and he was President until his passing Tom was always available to listen to us and give us guidance. He will be missed.

Dear Schervish Family,

Having known your family both socially and caring for your beloved pets through the years, I can attest to Tom's LIFE WELL LIVED. The greatest expression of this trait was not just the generosity of time and wealth to the community. Tom also raised a family that was equally as gracious, kind and generous.
Tom is irreplaceable. But the family carries a legacy for us all to attempt to emulate.

Scott and Mary Papas

our most sincere sympathies on the loss of this beautiful,kind,giveing giant of a man. to angela and the entire family,we extend our love and prayers. god bless. tom and yvonne jesser

Tom...was a wonderful friend and a great worker for the Pro
Football HOF Festival. He will be remembered as a good man.
Sincerely, Janice Meyer.

My sincere condolences and prayers to the family.

To the Schervish family;
I met Tom when I worked at the YMCA. He was always so kind. My prayers for all of you. Prayer of eternal life for Tom.

Angela and Family
I was saddened to hear that Tom had passed away. Not only is his passing a great loss to you and your family, but also for the city of Canton and Stark County as well. Tom was remarkable man and will be sorely missed. I am proud to have known Tom and to have had him as a partner at PEPCO. You have my sincerest condolences.

Angela & Family,
I am so sorry to learn of Tom's sudden passing. I was privileged to become a friend going back to the Canton Jaycees days. I respected his devotion as a family man,a gentleman and business man. His community involvement cannot be overstated. I was fortunate to sit with him at the last HOF dinner honoring volunteers and former HOF chairmen, where we shared many memories. He will be missed.
I hope many happy memories will help you at this time. Godspeed Tom, RIP