THOMAS L. WRIGHT

Tom was a faithful friend to me and the guys at Table 20 - Chapelstreet Men’s group that meets Friday mornings at 6:00am. For several years, Tom graced us with his dry wit, stories from his childhood (especially those nuns!), and a lot of practical wisdom and advice. Our prayers have been constant since we learned of Tom’s death, and although we grieve with you, Wendy, and the rest of your family, we are confident and hopeful that we’ll see Tom again with that glint in his eye, as he is...

He was the best boss,knew all our names, and always had a smile. He had a great sense of humor. It was never the same after he and and Craig left the family. He will always hold a special place in our hearts. Taught us to have compassion for our patients and fellow employees

I had the privilege of working with Tom at Delnor. He was a one in a million boss. Always had time to listen. Always had a smile. I know he will be missed by his family.

Thank you God for this wonderful man who loved you and any person he met. Tom your faithfulness blessed so many people and your legacy is strong with those you touched. Wendy and family, you’re so loved and my prayers are with you as you grieve this deep loss.

My deepest sympathies to the Wright family. Tom was such a compassionate, fun loving man who brightened everyone's day. You could always hear Tom whistling or singing while roaming the halls at Delnor. Many patients were surprised when he introduced himself as the COO or CEO of Delnor. Tom definitely kept everyday interesting. He will be greatly missed. Rest in peace dear Tom.

I really enjoyed working with Tom for many years at Delnor. He was a great person and leader. Much sympathy to his family.

A Fine Gentleman who served as the Delnor CEO as a Professional with a lot of Class.

Working with Tom was always both a challenge and a joy. His whistling gave you warning of his impending arrival. His laugh was so very contagious. He was committed to his family and friends. I thank God for the joy of knowing and working with Tom.

Sandy Fitzmaurice

Thoughts are with Tom’s family. I worked at Delnor when he was there. He came through the units each day spreading joy. And every Halloween he came through in a costume. He was a super guy.