Tommy Frank Jr.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Tom was an incredible personality to work with. His humor was one of a kind. His love of his family an incredible inspiration. He will be missed by many.
My families deepest sympathy and prayers for his family to have peace with this tragic loss.
Greg Barnes and Family
Houston TX

My deepest sympathy. Tom was a great co-worker and friend. He always spoke about his family and was proud of his children. He will be deeply missed.

Much, much too young to go. My father, W.F. Cannon, Jr. Superintendent of Grapevine Schools when Tom, Sr. went there died at 57 so I really understand your loss. God Bless you all at this difficult time.

We are so sorry for your loss Margaret and kids. A true shock. Prayers are with you in the times ahead. (Dan and Mary Gray from St. Mary's ln)

I'm keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

We are sad by the passing of our friend Tom, he was a wonderful man with a big heart and a great smile.
Praying for comfort for the family.
-Todd & Donna Graham

Our deepest sympathy for Margaret & the family. Tom was a great man & friend. Tom & Bill were good friends at Valco... both left & went on to build their lives & provide for their families, but stayed in touch. Tom was our photographer at our wedding. We have those great memories. Wish we could be there today. . Prayers for all of the family.

The world has lost a great man. Claire and I are shocked by your loss. Tonight we will do what Tommy would probably want us to do. We will open a bottle of a great Texas craft beer and hoist our glasses to a great guy with a contagious personality, a monstrous smile, and a laugh powerful enough to start the world laughing. We are lucky to have known him and I was proud to take his money in the Friday night poker games.
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