Thomas "TA" Brian Acquard
LUMBERTON — Thomas Brian Acquard, 57, of Lumberton, entered eternal peace at his home on June 12, 2016. He was born in Corfu, N.Y. on Aug. 19, 1958, a son to Jerry Acquard and Pat Butler.
Tommy was married to Brenda G. Acquard (Sampson) on Feb. 14, 1980; they were married 36 years. He was a loving husband, son, brother, uncle and friend. He enjoyed riding his Heritage Softail Harley Davidson, collecting vintage and modern firearms and being a mechanic and truck driver. He was an employee of Reserve Equipment and had previous employment at Deese Coach Line, D&I Trucking and Nash Finch. TA was a "Jack of All Trades."
Tommy is survived by his wife Brenda, of the home; a brother-in-law, Eugene Scott and wife Peggy, both of Lumberton; and his sisters-in-law, Debra Sue Locklear, Juan Scott, Melissa Scott and Helena Wilkins, all of Lumberton.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Pat Butler, and brothers-in-law John L. Scott and Jerry Scott.
Tommy loved children and was a big influence in the upbringing of Tecia Stauch (spouse Albert) of Myrtle Beach, S.C. and Stephanie Cummings of Lumberton. He also had a special group of nieces for whom he was a positive role model and loved dearly, Julie Lowry of Lumberton, Harley Hunt of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Jazzlynn Fields of Lumberton.
The family will receive friends at Revel's Funeral Home of Lumberton on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. with funeral services following the wake at 8 p.m. Special speakers will include Tom Thomas, Rudy Dial and Heath Worriax, while prayer will be provided by the Rev. Sanford Chavis. A graveside service and burial will follow on Friday at 11 a.m. at Lumbee Memorial Gardens.
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4 Entries
Tarence Hammonds
June 24, 2016
Hello Tommy, you know I always called you Tommy I guess because it made me feel like you where my big brother, I'll never forget the first time we you took me on the Snap On truck,I thought I was in tool heaven. Tommy I'll never forget the first time I used your half inch drive click type snap on torque wrench. You showed me things that completely amazed me when it came to anything automotive and I'm proud to say you passed it on. A lot of people thought you were a little cocky, but that was only when you amazed them with your automotive knowledge. I tried to take it all in,you made me do things that I thought was impossible, that's why I will love and remember You and Brenda forever
Tarence Dale Hammonds
The Younger Family
June 23, 2016
My family and I send our sincere condolences to you for your recent loss. Though words may not soothe your pain, may knowing that those who care and share your grief are praying for your continued strength, courage and endurance during this difficult time help you to get through it. Psalm 62:6-8
Lee Von Godwin
June 16, 2016
Brenda Gail, sorry to hear about " TA " passing.God Bless you all!
Tecia Stauch
June 15, 2016
I love you and will miss you uncle Tom.
Love Tecia
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