Thomas Stavredes

My condolences to Mr.Stavredes family..Whoa a name I have not heard since leaving JFK but he left quite an impression on me..I remember him being a big tall solid man and as a kid that was rather imposing to me....I never forgot you sir. R.I.Peace

Always had a smile and was such a wonderful neighbor and a great husband to Vange! He is missed. We were next door neighbors in Kingsley.

Tom and Vange lived next door to us for many years. They were such great people and we have missed both of them. We shared many good times together. They were both loving and caring people. They are missed by us and I am sure by many. Charlotte Farrar

Rest in Peace, Mr. Stavredes. You were the Best. Bill Seay DSF Class of 1990.

Mr Stavredes started every morning at Tucker High School with an announcement - "If you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you have always gotten." 40 years later, and this remains the most influential idea of my life. I just saw the obituary when I shared that quote in a meeting today and wanted to share my appreciation to the family.

Tom and Vange were our next door neighbors for many years in Kingsley. He and sweet Vange always had a smile. They both were such a wonderful people. I am sure he will be missed by many and his sweet daughter Nicole will continue to carry on his memory.

Tom was one of the kindest men I have ever known. He always had a huge smile and a kind word for everyone he met. We need more people like him in this world. Everlasting be his memory. Kathy Johns

I will always remember Mr Stavredes as a wonderful teacher and principal. He was my history teacher when I was in the seventh grade and it was his first year of teaching and he knew I didn't care for history. It was my pleasure to see Mr Stavredes many years later when he was the principal at J R Tucker High School where my oldest daughter was beginning her freshman year. He was so humerous when he asked me how could I have a child entering high school when he had a four year old daughter. ...

I remember Mr. Stavredes from Albert Hill junior high. A great example for us. Prayers of comfort to the family.