Tom Skoro

Tom, rest in peace my old friend. Tom and I worked on the Kettle Falls wood fired power plant many years ago, around '82. We played BB with our other field personal. Tom we always had fun in the field. Rest in Peace my friend. The photo was our topping out party.

To Joan and Jake,
Our most sincere sympathies and condolences for your loss. Tom's support of Daybreak was so important. He made an incredible difference in the lives of so many young people. I remember several stories, but I learned his professional and strong mentoring when building inspectors wanted something different at a pivotal time! What patience. I miss his sense of humor.
Anne

To Joan, Jake and the Skoro family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Tom was such a good and kind man and he will be missed by so many. He fought the good fight, he finished the race and now he is in the presence of the Lord. We pray the Lord bless you and keep you during this difficult time. Sending hugs from our family to yours.

I am so sorry to hear of Tom's passing! I was on Daybreak Youth services board with Joan and Tom --what wonderful people they both are---truly dedicated to the community ! He will be missed!! Heaven will be a better place Tom is on the way!

To Joan and Skoro Family,
My heartfelt sympathies and condolences, so sorry for your loss. Thanks so much for being friends, and your support of Daybreak was pivotal. Our fishing excursion for sturgeon on the Columbia, with Tom and Jake, was delightful. He will be missed.

Joan, you have my sincere sympathy. It's clear that the two of you had an excellent life together, doing much good for many, and I'm happy for that. He was a good man. My best wishes to you going forward.

A good kid. (Campus Grade School.) A nice guy. (East Junior and Boise Highs) A good man. (College and beyond.) A wonderful person. (Always.) A friend who will be greatly missed. (Forever.) Godspeed, Tom.