Thomas Schoenhofen

Dear Schoenhofen Family, I still think of and miss Tom. I am hoping there are now more smiles than tears, and that you feel his presence and love in all the memories you made together. Sending prayers of peace and comfort until you are once again reunited.

You may be gone but not forgotten and will always be remembered.

I worked a long time with Tom at Leitz, he in the USA and I’m in Germany. Sometimes we meet us in Grand Rapids.
It was a pleasure to meet you and work with you!

My condolences and prayers are with Tom's family.

I had the privilege to work with Tom for eight years at Leitz Tooling Systems. Tom was, first and foremost, an excellent person. He was the type of man who told things like they were while never criticizing or complaining. His mannerisms were always gentle on people. Tom had an excellent work ethic. In his role at Leitz, he was often under pressure to ensure all systems (phone, IT, etc.) were running, but he never lost his calm demeanor in the face of problems. Tom would do whatever was...

Dear Schoenhofens . . . I worked with Tom for almost 10 years at Leitz. He was a fixture there, and was one of those folks that almost everyone knew because he was "the IT guy". Tom also made time to help me on a couple of occasions unravel some issues with our home. network. I always thought of him as a master detective and a kind soul. I shed some tears when I gave Tom a farewell hug last November when I changed employers. I told him that he (and you) would continue to be in my prayers. I...

My deepest condolences and prayers for the family. May you rest in peace Tom.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Dearest Tom......We go way back. I know I was 17 at the time and meeting you while both working at Studio 28 theater. All the Studio 28 parties we used to attend. Ooooooop's was I not supposed to say that. that of course prior to our both becoming christian's. I remember how you made me change my own oil pan on when I was 17. Put a towel over my head (cause of the oil) and you walked me threw the whole thing. An I remember you helping me move about once a year and taking my waterbed down and...