THOMAS M. VICKERS

Hi Rhonda, Bo and family

I was supposed to have had a meeting with Bo but instead fondly remember meeting with Tommy instead who wanted to hear about my business idea for his son...somehow I ended up learning about investing and shortly thereafter having my first investment in shares with Tommy. Today, I have a company called Girls Learning About Money (GLAM) where we provide financial education to inspire women to be financially free. I'm glad Tommy is a part of my story that...

Jack and I are so sorry to hear about Tommy's death, and send our deepest sympathy to all the Vickers family. Fondly, Judy

Rhonda, so sorry to hear of Tommy's passing. We all enjoyed your visits to the Continental Presidents Club, he always kept us entertained and it was always a pleasure visiting with you. Our condolences to you and your family.
Mike Roum, Betty Gibson & Gretchen Hammond
Continental Presidents Club

Dear Rhonda,
I will never forget how you and Tommy would get dressed up and go out in the Mark IV for dinner when I would babysit. I have so many fond memories of my time with all of you at 606 Brookfield and on vacations. I remember how he seemed to understand or was sensitive to my problems growing up - I really felt like Tommy cared, and I felt loved by all of you.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Pat.

Rhonda,

My thoughts are with you

Dear Rhonda,
Tommy will be missed by all. My thoughts & prayers are with you and your family.

We are very sorry to hear of the death of Thomas Vickers ...Our deepest prayers and condolences go to his brother and our dear friend Cally Vickers.
with sympathy from Jane, Margaret, Ann and all the Floods.

Dear Rhonda, it is impossible to count the number of times Tommy and You provided fun and laughs to me and all of your many friends. Time has passed quickly and I regret that it has been so long since I touched base with you. I was saddened to learn that Tommy had died and I will keep you in my prayers asking Jesus to keep you strong and at peace.

Tommy was my friend and frat brother at WSU. One of my favorite memories of him was being partners at Howard Wilkins' scavenger hunt in Wichita. Tommy had a new Lincoln convertable and we came in second. He was a stand up guy. My deepest sympathy.