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Tom was a good friend and a man that will be missed by so many. Prayers for his family and friends.
Greg Brown
November 01, 2025 | Cool Ridge, WV | Friend


Photo courtesy of Seaver Funeral Home and Cremation Service - Princeton
Princeton, West Virginia
Sep 11, 1954 – Oct 20, 2025 (Age 71)
William Thomas (Tom) Bone III, cartoonist and writer, died on October 20, 2025 at Roanoke Memorial Carilion Hospital in Roanoke, Va.
A son of the late William T. Bone and Janis Julia Wall Bone, he was born in Bluefield, W.Va., on Sept. 11, 1954, and raised in Union, W.Va. He graduated...
Read MoreTom was a good friend and a man that will be missed by so many. Prayers for his family and friends.
Greg Brown
November 01, 2025 | Cool Ridge, WV | Friend
Tom Bone left a wonderful legacy as a selfless servant. I knew him as a dedicated reporter for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. I was proud to know Tom as a colleague. He was one of the truly nice people I have encountered in the journalism profession.
Robert Anderson
November 01, 2025 | Roanoke, VA
A beautiful soul and a vital part of the Athens and concord communities!
Sue McKenzie
October 26, 2025 | Friend
Tom was one of the best people I ever met. He was so kind and soft spoken. He was always willing to help out with anything. Tom will be missed by everyone!
Joyce Moeller
October 25, 2025 | Friend
Tom was a very interesting gentleman and I often talked to him at Princeton High basketball games. I loved watching him draw as he was very talented. He will be missed by many of us who knew him. I am very sorry.
Kaye Williams
October 25, 2025 | Princeton, WV | Friend
Tom was a good person and community leader....rest in peace and prayers for the family.
Charles Angell
October 24, 2025 | Friend
Tom was one of those who I really admired as a younger student. It was great having him as the Media Director at Concord College while I was a student there. A great Monroe County 4-H Allstar. I walked over 70 miles of the Quest for Scholars with Tom. He was always cheerful during that walk, but again Tom was always cheerful. He did a comic strip each day of our 4-H Exchange trip in 1976. He was indeed a really great person.
Maury Johnson
October 24, 2025 | Greenville, WV
Prayers to a fellow Concord Alumni who set the bar high for everyone he met I remember his equally talented wife who resided on the the same floor as me in the very early days You always remember people who make a difference.
Ray and Karen Perdue Powell
October 23, 2025 | Bluefield, WV | Classmate