Tommy Howard

Marion, I can,t imagine how you feel. He was a great guy. I am so sorry for your loss.

Tommy and I had some wonderful times together in the sixties. He was one of a kind and a best friend from those days. I'm saddened. Rest in peace good buddy.

A great man...fun to be with especially our days at Woodmont Baptist...always a smile.

My heart goes out to the family. Bill, I remember back in the day when here comes Tommy in his vette and Terry runs out the door yelling, see ya on the beach! Yes Tommy and Terry off to Florida. He was a great guy and a great friend. See you on the beach Tommy! Love ya! Steve

I recently moved into the Nashville area and have only known Tommy for a short time. He is truly one in a million and the epitome of southern hospitality. He and his friends at Temple Hills welcomed me as one of their own and you would have thought I was a member of their group for years. I've only known him for a short time but will miss his kindness and friendship.

I met Tommy & Marion several years ago through JoAnn Berry when she recommended me as a dog-sitter for their new puppy, Daisy.
I don't have a very large family and my Dad's not in good health. Anytime there was a storm near my home, Tommy would call to make sure my house didn't sustain any damage. If it had been a while since I watched Daisy, he'd call to check on me and ask when I had last changed my car's oil and checked the tire treads. He treated me like the Uncle I don't have, and I...

Dear Marion,
So sorry to read of Tommy's passing. Tommy was such a super person - wonderful tribute in paper. Thoughts and prayers going to you and your family.

Tommy was one of my best "buds". I would come home to Nashville about twice a year and would always have dinner with Tommy and a couple of other friends to talk about MHS and the "good old days". So long my friend. You will be missed. It hurts!

The world has lost a really good guy and heaven gained one.