Thomas "Tom" WHITNEY

My thoughts and prayers are with you. I had the pleasure of working with Tom at Baxter and again at Leslie Controls. He was very respected and will be missed.

Condolences to Whitney family. We knew him as T-Whit. Glad he made our 40th. reunion. An all-around good guy.

My love to your wife and family. I will always remember our working together at the Department of Education. You were a great colleague and friend.

I was friend, classmate and the president of the John Harris class of 1969. T-Whit epitomized what the class of 69 was all about. Friends first and classmates second. We all grew up together going to grade school, Edison and then to John Harris. With the death of Dr. King and racial riots at our school doors, we never waivered and remained closer than ever. What should have separated us only drew us closer. Classmates like T-Whit, Billy Grey, Rene Diggs, Larry Hoey and the other 400...

.Dear Tom Whitney,

. My condolences to your Wife and children and to your Pennsylvania Family and loved ones. James 4:14
What is your life? It is even a vapor that appeared for a little time, and
then vanished away. May your family find comfort in the Legacy that he left behind.

Deacon Gay land J. Smith, John Harris Class of 70. Pittsburgh, PA.

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God Bless the Family.
Tom, our class mates, and I were by fate were put together in Ms. Lakin's "Accelerated class 7-12" at Edison Junior High. He has always been an ambassador of goodwill, debonair, cavalier, charismatic, and urbane. A role model above and beyond the rest and a fellow brother of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Across those burning sands you have traveled to the Kappa Chapter in the Sky.

Phi Nu Pi.

Love u always family ur home now rest in peace

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.