Thomas Wolfe Shwab Jr.

I was so sorry to hear the news, especially this late. Shwab was a super guy. I will always cherish the times we shared together at Murray State and the PIKE events. He touched a great deal of people, namely me in 1996-97 when he was my fraternity big brother. He truly was a brother in all aspects of the word. I'm extremely sorry for your loss. May God bless you and your family. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.

Joe Pruiett

Tommy was an amazing brother and friend to everyone who knew him. He left us with so many gifts to give others..his loyalty, his love and his incredible courage. Thanks to everyone who has sent flowers and emails. Our family has enjoyed the stories and memories you have shared. God bless.

Thomas was a true friend,which will always be remembered. Although he may have physically left us, he will always be remembered and loved.

Thomas and my cousin Jason (Gibby) were best friends in college and after. I was able to know Thomas through Gibby. He was a great friend to Jason and was there for us when our grandmother died. We will always appreciate his kindness and the friendship he had with Gibby. Our prayers go out to his family, fraternity brothers and anyone else who is touched by the loss.

Tommy's sudden passing was a shock to all of us at Homestore. We mourn the loss of this member of our extended family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

My deepest sympathy goes out to your family. Shwab was a wonderful person and a great friend. I will always cherish our times spent at Murray State and in Louisville. I am very blessed to have known such an amazing man, he will be greatly missed.

Dear Shwab Family, I have had the priveledge of knowing Thomas from the first day that I started college at MSU in the fall of 1992 and I will always have fond memories of Thomas. We shared many happy times together through PiKA and campus activities. I am happy to say that we rekindled our friendship earlier in the year when we had a chance meeting in NYC. We had an enjoyable evening of dinner and catching up with one another at his beautiful apt overlooking the Manhattan skyline and Central...

I am very proud and honored to say that Thomas was not only my fraternity brother, but more importantly my friend. My most heartfelt condolences go out to his family. It was only a few weeks ago that Thomas and I saw one another at Homecoming. We talked about old times and the wonderful experiences that we shared. I consider him a great friend, and he will be missed.

Thomas was such a great friend to so many people. He affected so many peoples lives in positive ways and he will truly be missed. My prayers and deepest sympathy to his family. Anyone who knew him will always have great memories to share.