Tommon M. Tinney

Going to miss you Good OleTom's

We were so sad to hear that Tom has passed away. What an amazing man he was! I think back of all the things he did for people without their knowledge. He was such a kind, generous, and wonderful person. We will miss him but will have many wonderful memories of a great man that lived a great life! Love you Pat!

I remember Tom from Caroline Brevard School days --it was good to talk with him last year. We had not seen each other since high school graduation, but one did not forget him! May God bless Pat, his family, his associates and friends.

Pat and family, I'm so sorry to hear of all of our great loss. I will always be grateful to you and Tom for the oppurtunities, knowledge, experiences, friendship, guidance and love you all provided to me. My God's angels wrap their wings around you and provide you with His grace and peace!

Dear Patricia and Family,

Tom was, indeed, one of a kind. I will always remain grateful for the opportunity to work with him and the pleasure of knowing him. My prayers are with you and your family.

Laura Bennett
Frontier Cable/ Viamedia CT

To Pat and Family

I will always be grateful for the kindness and generosity that you have shown me. I will keep Tom, Shaun, and all of your family in my prayers. May Tom be at peace.

God Bless

Pat and family; we were so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. We have such fond memories of the short time that we were all able to spend together. Imagine all of us being able to connect together in Tucson, AZ from our family Southern roots of yesterday. Thank you for the memories ! We will continue to keep you, your family in our thoughts and prayers. Again, Thank you !
John, Mavis Coleman and family
Brian and Toni (Coleman) Miller

Tom was one of a kind. His hat, his loop, his generosity. He could be both a shrewd businessman; and kind to a fault within the same breath. He taught me many things that I use daily. He will be missed.

Pat, Judy and I are so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. We moved to Florida, but still read the Obits in the Hartford Courant. I will always have fond memories of "Good Old Tom". I remember when he subleased his store space from me in East Hartford, and when I would come in to collect the rent, he would always attempt to pay me in jewelry instead of cash...and it worked pretty well for him and Judy. I also will already remember his saying "Life is too short to drink cheap wine". How blessed...