Thomas John "Tom" Seed

Dear Lisa and family, I'm sorry to hear this news. And what a fine life Tom lived! He was a good friend to my parents whom he will be buried near, and to myself. We met him because my grandmother and his mother were friends at Ponce de Leon. And he was so good to Huldah and my grandmother! He took them out for brunch every Sunday. He will be missed!

Tom & I had a very special connection thru the Nuclear Navy. I worked on the Snook while it was still om the ways. At that time, all the applicants were inteviewed by Hyman G. Rickover. His story of that interview was the stuff of legends. When he retired from he nuclear navy, he came to work in T-1, working on Transport Codes. He was a fast study and picked it up really fast. I will miss Tom greatly. I will hoist a glass of Ridge tonight in Toms memory. TomHill

I worked with Tom during his early years in Los Alamos. An excellent engineer and a joy to work with, Tom was a wonderful colleague. Pleasant memories of him will always be with me. My condolences to family and friends.

Ahh, Tom. I met him through his daughter Lisa who was one of my students. Eventually I moved to Santa Fe and became part of a Wednesday morning breakfast group of Retired Old Men. Interesting times. Tom and I wound up taking trips together, usually in aid of Lisa. And the occasional baseball game. Tom was one of the good guys, and I am going to miss him enormously.