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Christy Schultheis
November 13, 2012
Dear Kathy and Family,
What a Gem of a person! It was a true BLESSING to know and care for Tom, his caring attitude everyday was amazing considering his long fought battle with his chronic disease! Everyone loved seeing you both(always such a gathering in your room), such a loving and caring family. I especially loved all the stories-LOL-ie when Calli almost ran her brother into the pier waterskiing-good thing he can jump. He will be missed dearly, and thought of fondly. My prayers are with you and your family.
November 12, 2012
Dear Kathy, I was out of town, when I read about your husband. I have not seen him since St. Agnes. Tom was a friend of mine during grade school. My sympathies to you and your family. I do have a picture of Tom in eighth grade and I would be happy to give you a copy. During the 40's many of us did not have cameras as today. Toms classmate Bill Hilbert.
November 11, 2012
Dear Kathy,
I'll never forget buying our set of stainless steel cookware from Tom in 1956 - we're still using them. My deepest sympathy on the loss of your wonderful husband and 1953 MHS classmate.
Shirley (Kleinhans)Swiecichowski
November 11, 2012
Dear Kathy,
I'll never forget buying our set of stainless steel kettles from Tom in 1956 - we are still using them. My deepest sympathy on the loss of your wonderful husband and MHS 1953 classmate.
Shirley (Kleinhans) Swiecichowski
Christine "Gorte" Voigt
November 9, 2012
I was a class mate of Tom's at Milwaukee Hospital and we all looked up to him as our "Father". I did run into him at Manitowoc a few years after graduation but have not seen him since. We have always wondered where he was and what he was doing. We missed having contact with him after school. You all have our sympathy.
Lisa Benson
November 9, 2012
Kathy and family, Tom was such a great man. I had the pleasure of working with him at St.Michael's and then care for him when I worked for Dr.Dubner and Dr.Altmann. I so much enjoyed talking with himn about many things including the local festivals and family. So many wonderful memories of him. He'll always be in your heart guiding you. My deepest and heartfelt sympathies!
Tina Birling
November 9, 2012
Thanks Uncle Tom (my Gomez) for teaching me the 3 C's of marriage: compromise, compromise, compromise. Mark and I did that for 23 years and though I will miss you very much, knowing that the two of you are together sharing some laughs again makes me smile. Love, Tina
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