Thomas G. Wolf

It's been so many years. Please forgive this late expression of sympathy.
My condolences to my classmates/friends Greg and Sue. I have no doubt about very proud he is of of each his children.
I have only fond memories of your Dad.
My best to your Mom.

Tom and I worked together at Pioneer Village (home for needy people) for ten years and became good friends. He was always an inspiration to me and we could share our faith in Jesus Christ together. Very much fun to be with especially at deer hunting with the whole Mullen clan! Memories to last a lifetime. Heaven may have to change a little if I know Tom! Have fun forever Tom. Bob Radosevich Best to all the family and God Bless You All

Tom, next to my parents, was the most influential person in my life. At age 10, I used to love going along for the rides as he delivered fire extinguishers. "You have to be careful what you drive; if you have something flashy, like a Mercury, the customer will resent it because they think they are paying for it". The most impressive thing was that the customers were always glad to see Tom. They loved his smile, they loved his genuine good nature. A truly fine man and a great role model....

Just mention "Uncle Tommie", and the memories start flowing--Friendly Fathers camping, UP ski trips, sailing, card nights. We identify them each with the phrase, "Wasn't that the time Uncle Tommie . . . " He was an instigator of glorious mayhem, and we loved him for it.

Tom was a mentor and father figure for me..He propelled me to a successful career with his guidance and solid counsel..Will be forever grateful for what this man did in my life and for me..

Tom was an inspiration to so many through his love of life and ongoing faith.Our thoughts and prayers are with Nola and family.Tom and Ann Jadin

Thank you for your service to our country. May you rest in peace.