Thomas V. Shoop

Fourth Street in Freeport was a great place to grow up. Eva, thank you for arranging for Tom to visit us in North Carolina a short time before he died. We got a chance to relive sone great memories. Bob Donnelly

Shoopie,
I will deeply miss our 75+ years of friendship, and in particular the past few years of cocktail hour conversations by phone, reminiscing about growing up in Freeport, parties at the farm and friends we both enjoyed.
God bless you Vic.
Bob Donnelly

Tommy was a good guy..a lot of fun, and very considerate!
Sympathy to remaining family. God Bless!

Barbara Noble Carbonetti

I have fond memories of every time I was with Tom. I especially remember when Tom & his daughter Eva came to my retirement ceremony from the Navy in Key West. They helped make the weekend forever memorable for me, my wife and children, Tom Melville.

Tom,
I rented a place at Camelot South Apartments on 17th Street in 1980, from Tom. The office was on the land in front of the apartments. He was there for me when my father passed away...I moved up from Miami soon after I graduated from college. I grew up there at Camelot South and still am there, but now it is Village at Harbor Beach Condos. He always had a great smile and watched me grow up. He lived here a short time...There was Chuck the Fireman, John the Mailman and Bob and his...