Photo courtesy of Fortuna Funeral Home - Independence
Independence, Ohio
Dec 9, 1941 – Nov 16, 2020
Thomas A. Weardon, “Spark” Age 78. Devoted husband of Dolores (nee Cerrito). Most caring, supportive and loving father of Kathleen Salvatore (Alan) and Thomas J. Weardon. Special grandfather of his “dancing girl” Gianna Salvatore.
Dear brother of Charlotte Hutchings (Jerry,dec) and Caring Brother-in-law of “his Nurse” JoAnn Cerrito.
Son of the late Thomas Weardon and Martha Cheich.
Funeral Mass Saturday Nov. 21, 2020, 11:30 a.m. at St. Michael Church 6912 Chestnut Rd., Independence, OH. (Please meet directly at Church)
Interment Lakeview Cemetery.
No more than 40 people permitted in Funeral Home at any given time. Masks required.
Read MoreAs the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. All of you are in my thoughts
Betsy Hutchings
November 21, 2020 | Gloucester, VA | Family
To The Weardon Family. May God Bless, strengthen and comfort you. It was great meeting Thomas . We had plenty of laughs when he came to visit. You will be missed. May all the good memories of Thomas brighten all your day now and forever more. Love Cynthia Camacho friends for life
Cynthia Camacho
November 21, 2020 | Hampton, VA | Friend
To the Weardon Family, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. It was a pleasure meeting Tom when he visited his neice and he will be greatly missed by All who knew him. You and the Family are in my prayers and may God Bless, Keep and Strengthen you All and give you Comfort. Sending love and hugs your way.
Wanda Geraldino
November 21, 2020 | Hampton, VA | Friend
Our heartfelt sympathy for the family. May you find Peace and Strength in the wonderful memories you have. Friends of Sister Charlotte
Bonnie & Dan
November 20, 2020 | Newport News, VA
I’m sorry for the loss of my uncle tommy he will always be truly missed the fun times we had I enjoyed every bit of it.I love you uncle tommy
Julia Hutchings
November 20, 2020 | Newport News, VA | Family
Tommy we will miss you. As a little kid you were always my big, cool cousin! My dad would take me to visit your mom at least twice a week. I always ended up in the basement playing with your trains and dreaming. There was always a car engine sitting on a table that you were working on. As a small kid I thought it was so cool! You will be missed. Dolores, Tom, Kathy & Al and Gianna - You are in our thoughts and prayers. We are very sad that we cannot be there to grieve and celebrate...
Ron Cheich
November 20, 2020 | Family
Tom was a prince of a man. I knew him well back in the from the 80s until I retired from Ford in 2004. He was such a calming influence as a steward. I admired his people skills and his integrity. I feel I wasted what could have been a lifelong friendship by not keeping in touch after my retirement... my loss. Rest in peace Tom.
Ed Verlie
November 20, 2020 | Huron, OH | Coworker
At the Ford Plant Tom was well liked and respected as a conscientious and hard worker by supervisors and fellow workers. He was a good man (sorry I cannot see him off because of the Covid situation).
Ed Walter
November 20, 2020 | Strongsville, OH | Coworker
I'm sorry for the loss of my uncle Tommy , I will miss the times he and Dolores visited us and he always wanted to good to the Shrimp shack for dinner , Good times that will be missed but forever not forgotten . R.I.P uncle Tommy you will be deeply missed.
gerald hutchings
November 20, 2020 | Gloucester, VA
