Thomas-Stapleton-Obituary

Thomas J. Stapleton

Ann Arbor, Michigan

1950 - 2021

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Stapleton, Thomas J. 5/18/1950 - 3/7/2021 Ann Arbor, Michigan Thomas Joseph Stapleton, 70, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, passed on, with family by his side, to his new spiritual life on March 7, 2021 after several years as a resident at Regency at Bluffs Park. On February 17, 2021, Tom began Arbor...

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I was saddened to hear that Tom had left this world in April. I worked with him at Corning Life Sciences and I last saw him at a NAOSMM trade show in, I think, Minneapolis. I stayed in touch with Tom on his birthday and at Christmas. When I saw that the e-card I sent a few days ago had not been picked up, I feared the worst. He was so upbeat after his accident - a truly amazing man. I will miss him and I wish his family happy memories and peace.

I just learned of Tom's death from a Clarkson publication. We were friends through the Diocese of Syracuse CYO leadership group while both in high school. We stayed in touch for a short while but sadly, although I have thought of him over the years, lost touch in the 1970s. I am so glad to have had Tom in my life and was hoping to reconnect at some time. He was a great person, and I am sorry to learn of his accident and his premature death. Marie Sarno

Condolences to the Tom's family. Knew him from the Fisher Scientific days. He was always fun to be around and always had a warm smile.

Just happened upon Tom's obituary. I'm so sorry for your truly sad loss. I worked with Tom from 90-95 during his Corning years. He was a very special person and the world has lost a perfect soul. I have nothing but the fondest memories of Tom and now, I am grateful to have had him in my life. My thoughts are with his family who he talked about a lot with love and to all of the friends and coworkers who have been lucky enough to have known him.

Our sincerest condolences to Tom's family and friends. Rest In Peace Tom. We enjoyed Tom's friendship when we lived in Ann Arbor, and will never forget his abiding faith, his tales from an interesting life, and the laughs we shared over his sometimes good/sometimes bad puns.

Tom was a first class person, always courteous, pleasant and caring. I have known him since the mid 80's as his dentist. His accident was devastating, but in spite of that, he continued to be hopeful. I visited him regularly until the pandemic. He always inquired about people he knew, and I enjoyed our conversations. May God bless his soul.

Tom was a great guy and a fine competitor. Honorable and decent in all aspects of business.