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Tom B. Andriopoulos

Palatine, Illinois

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Andriopoulos, Tom B. "Tom Andrews." U.S. Army Veteran. Beloved husband of Mary T. nee Skintges, loving father of Mary Kay (D.C. Collard) Andriopoulos, Mary Ellyn (John) D'Andrea and Bill (Cheri) Andriopoulos. Devoted son of the late William and Mary Andriopoulos, proud grandfather of Jaime,...

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I commented at the time but wasn't sure if it was the Tom Andrews I went to Cook School with in the early 50's. Now I'm convinced it was. I remember him as being a very personable, outgoing, smiling guy. Proud to be Greek. Nobody messed with him as he was tougher than hell, a superb athlete who could run like a deer and throw a ball a country mile. I know he went on to be an outstanding football player at Calumet high school. So some 16 years later I'm remebering Tom and expressing...

Dear Andriopoulos Family,
My brother, Niko Drivas, shared the sad news of Tom's passing. I have such fond memories of Tom, he was a good friend to my dad, Tom Drivas, he also sends his condolences from Greece. I can still visualize the three Tom's sitting @ 7 Stars & Rose Garden chit chatting every afternoon. May you have comfort, peace, & hope through this mourning time.

God Bless,
Angie Manousaridis

To the family of Tom...I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers during this time...I am truly very sorry for your loss...Nothing can console you right now, but remember that God is there to allow you to be strong, even though you may think that it isn't possible. Keeping his memory in your heart and in your mind will be the key to help you get through this rough time...Stay strong, and remember we are always here for you..

Dear Andriopoulos Family,

I was just told of Tom's passing yesterday evening(1/6/07). My deepest sympathy for your great loss. Growing up in the restaurant business (Rose Garde Cafe in Elk Grove) I was introduced to Tom through my father (Anastasios(Tom) Drivas) and I'll always remember Tom's simple Greek antidotes to life's problems. Tom had a tough exterior but was a very gentle man inside. May the memories of Tom live forever in the hearts of all who knew him.

God Bless,

Dear Mary and family:

Tom and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your wonderful family. We know that God will have a wonderful time with Tom at His side. We certainly have wonderful memories of our families visiting and Tom cannot forget the years that he worked with Tom so long ago. Our love to all of you and may the wonderful years that you shared with Tom/dad be the memories that will ease your deep sorrow.

Hoping that you find strength during this difficult time in your lives. Always remember that he will be looking down upon you and smiling at all of your accomplishments!! (Friend of DC)

NEVER MET THE GENTLEMAN,BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE HE WAS A WONDERFULL AND LOVING PERSON AND WILL BE MISSED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS.God Bless him........

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Brian Fisher
(Friend of DC)

We only knew Tom for 3 -4 years but he was a larger than life character and he will remain that as everytime you think of him you will laugh with a warm smile as he always had an answer, a story, a joke but most of all a big heart.... It is a great legecy to pass on! He was a proud Greek man who loved his family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.