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Michael Harvey
January 24, 2007
I met Tom not too long after I started working for Data General in 1988. I now have a vocal mannerism that I attribute to him - I now call folks "man," as in "hang in there man" or "OK man" or "see you later man." Tom said "hang in there man" to me one day after the 1998 RIFs at DG, and it stuck with me. It was so sincere, so heartfelt, and so 1960s.
Tom was a groovy guy, and some of that grooviness rubbed off on me.
Barbara Wolf
January 23, 2007
Tom and Chebeague will forever be entwined in the memories of the Wolf family. We all will miss him very much
linda green
January 21, 2007
wow. it is so sad when someone you have shared your life with for about 35 plus years will no longer be around for laughs, good talk, sailing, classical background music etc is not around to share thoughts and feeling with. Miss you Tom. Love, Linda
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