New York, New York
Oct 19, 1935 – Jul 6, 2010 (Age 74)
Tom was born on October 19, 1935 and passed away on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Tom was a resident of New York, New York.
I SAW MR.SIGNORELLI IN VALENTINESDAY MASSACRE& THOUGHT HIS ROLE IN IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN BIGGER. HE REALLY LOOKED A CRIMINAL & IN A NICE WAY THAT IS. &HE WAS NICE LOOKING. I GUESS THAT'S ALL. THANKS FOR THE ACTING IN IT.
SHELLEYELIZABETH JONES
May 09, 2025
Just heard RIPTommy Remember you fondly.such a nice guy .we’ll miss your talent and joyful ness . Erica the ice skater
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Erica Turnbull
July 19, 2021 | Dania, FL | Friend
Just watching Serpico saw Tommy didn't know he passed RIP TOMMY never forget when you introduced me to one of Our Gang love ya
Jackie Stonitsch
August 25, 2018 | Long Beach, NY | Friend
I worked with Tom in 1964-65 at the 21 Club in Manhattan. Tom ws always willing to help a new guy learn the ways and means of working at 21. We worked the coat check concession and the telephone page service. Knew Tom was friendly with Shelley Winters who I believe helped him in his film career. I've seen quite a few of his film appearances and Tommy always delivered a most credible performance. He was a gentleman. Rest in Peace Tom.
Joe Sturges
May 17, 2017 | Clermont, FL | Coworker
Tom played second base, I played the outfield. some of the players were vince palmeri, Sal Ferugia, Billy Griffith, Carmine corrente. around 1944, or 1945 a long time ago....Tom was a great guy.
sal cintorino
May 05, 2012 | Brooklyn, NY, NY | Team Of St Athanasius Baseball
