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Thinking of the Slocum family on this day hoping you are comforted in all your memories of your dear Thomas. Sincerely, The Saizan's
March 24, 2020
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Thomas J. Slocum
Thornton, Colorado
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Send FlowersSLOCUM, THOMAS J. Lance Corporal, 22 Lance Corporal Thomas J. Slocum passed away March 23, 2003 in Iraq. Thomas was raised in the Thornton area and graduated from Skyview High School in 1998. He joined the United States Marine Corps in the summer of 1997. He enjoyed boating, hunting and...
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Eric H.
March 23, 2020 | NV
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Thinking of you this Memorial Day Mr. Slocum. We never met but I recall seeing your headstone at Fort Logan Cemetery in October 2007 when we were in Colorado for John Denver events in Aspen. You are buried directly behind John Denver's father. Rest well and Thank you for your service to our country.
Eve & Paris Saizan
May 30, 2016 | Reno, NV
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Thank you Kacie. It's always nice to know people remember Thomas. I'm glad you have fond memories.
Connie DuRall
May 03, 2015 | Denver, CO
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I knew Tommy since about 3rd grade at Bertha Heid. I remember a vivid imagination and, of course, that smile. My earliest memory was him telling me he rode a giant turtle to the U.S. I was a serious child and never quite understood him...but I think about him often and am humbled because my son reminds me of him. I am sorry for your loss.
Kacie Rayda
May 02, 2015 | Phoenix, AZ
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Always in my heart and thoughts. Never forgotten!
Semper Fi!
Linda Michaud-Wehunt
December 21, 2014 | Bangor, ME
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I miss u so much..Words can't explain...
Devi Slocum
December 20, 2014 | SB, CA
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LCpl Slocum,
Remembering you as we commemorated the 238th Birthday of our Corps yesterday and on this Veterans Day 2013. You made the ultimate sacrifice and your family has sacrificed so much as well. To the Slocum Family, I pray that you know this warrior has not, nor ever will be forgotten!!!
Semper Fidelis!!
A fellow Marine
November 11, 2013 | Jacksonville, NC
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As we gathered yesterday for Thanksgiving we thought of you and all the men and women who gave their lives so we could spend the day together. Tommy you are greatly missed by your family and friends! Please watch over all those that have been injured and those who are serving today.
You are forever in our hearts!
Aunt Mary and Uncle Gary
November 23, 2012
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