Thomas H. Vaughan II

In the Air Force I was Tom's classmate at Syracuse University and studied Russian with him. After graduation we were assigned to different sites and I lost touch with him. In the past few years we reconnected via the internet and it has been a real pleasure to follow his humorous and poignant posts. Tom was and remained a solidly great guy and the world is a sadder place without him.

Wishing all of the Vaughan family my condolences as they grieve the loss of their oldest brother Tom. I have many fun and fond memories of the Vaughans. Tom was off to the service by the time I first met the Vaughan family. But I remember very vividly the time when he returned and I was probably six- or seven-years-old. Peggy proudly and happily introduced me to her big brother Tom. He was everything she told me...kind, gentle and a good big brother. I'm sure there is a reunion like...

Growing up, I spent much of my time in the Vaughan home. Tom is a couple of years older than me and I have to admit I was a bit intimidated by him. His intelligence and self assuredness were evident, as were his kindness and his humor. But the biggest thing is that Tom was always "cool". He always seemed to know where he was going in life and that he was going to get there his way. I always admired that about him. I have many great memories, one of which was walking into the Vaughan...

I was so sorry to learn of Tom's passing. Tom and I worked at First Data. Tom was a wonderful person and a dedicted leader. My prayers and condolences to Anna and all of the family.

Love and miss my cousin! Prayers for his family and siblings. Love you cousin!

I am so sorry to learn of Tom's passing. We were classmates at Ralston. I enjoyed being his FB friend in recent years. Prayers of comfort to the family.

Our deepest sympathies to the whole Vaughan family for your loss