THOMAS M. WINTERICH

Dear Winterich family,
I am so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you all.
Love, Debbie Boyer Habgood

Dear Tom, Dear Barb, Dear Carolyn,

I am devastated by the bad news you had to bring me yesterday and there is so much to say¦

As you know, I was blessed to have met you, and zandra in August of the year 1992¦ Two lost AFS student in Olmsted Falls.What could have been better than meeting you and your "gaywad" family?

Zandra and I knew that this year was going to be special but we never hoped for such a Special year. You made it possible, you opened your...

Dear Barb and family:
So sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He had such a positive impact on us all during his stay at Fairview. My thoughts and prayers to you and your family! Stay Strong!

Colleen from Kemper

Dear Carl & family,
Sorry to see of your brother passing away.

To the Winterich Family,
So sorry to hear of Tom's passing. May you all find comfort in your loving memories of Tom. I have known Tom since elementary school at St. Pats. Since that time our paths have crossed many times as adults. A few years ago, my husband bought Mr. Winterich's car from Tom not knowing that I had known him most of my life. He will be truly missed. May you be in God's arms, Tom.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Winterich family. I am happy to say that Tom was a friend, and he will be missed my many people. He and the entire Winterich family have a special way to touch our hearts.

To the Winterrich Family,
I deeply saddened to hear about Tom. He was a wonderful man. I knew him through work and he was always a kind and gentle man. I always enjoyed our chats and his smile. He will be missed. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Barb, Carolyn and Winterich Family,

We are both socked and saddened to learn of Tom's passing.

Please accept our sympathies on your loss ~ with Tom you simply picked up where you left off....always fun to be with making you feel special at every encounter....

Our daily prayers will be for peace and understanding at this difficult time.

Most Sincerely
Regina and Brian Kramer

My deepest sympathy and continued prayers go out to all of the Winterich family. Tommy was like a big brother to me growing up. He knew how terrified I was of birds, so one day (when mom and dad Winterich were out of town) he chased me around the house with a bag which I "thought" contained a dead bird he'd found on the sidewalk. Needless to say, I was screaming and running for my life. After falling down the stairs and ripping the banister off the wall, he opened the bag to reveal that...