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Judy Fazzari
February 15, 2025
Three months have passed since God took you from us. I think of you all the time. Miss you a lot, Watch over all of us. I think of so many things that we did with Mom & Dad and the Alessi & Schmit families. We were very lucky. You were also lucky to be a father to 5 and many grandchildren and to be a partner to the love of your life Joanne for 35 years. Miss you and love you forever brother. Love, Judy
William E. Kiaune
December 27, 2024
Jeez, this is a hard one. Tommy was one of the good guys. We all went to St. Anthony´s. Ralph La Rosa, Frankie Iozzo, and me Bill Kiaune. Tommy was a dynamo. Loved life. As we all went thru different paths we still tried to stay in touch.. Tommy was a
true friend. So sorry to hear about his passing. My deepest condolences. I can see us in his basement on Lowe. Can see his Mom, his Dad. Judy , I´m so sorry.
May he rest in peace. Tommy, thank you for the memories. Man, we had `em.
Debbie Schmit
November 15, 2024
My prayers go out to Tom ‘s family
Judy Alessi Fazzari
November 10, 2024
My brother Tom was a 1955 graduate of St. Anthony of Padua Grade School on 28th Place and1959 graduate of St. Benedict High School on Byron and Leavitt in Chicago. He was an uncle to 3, Great uncle to 7 and Great Great uncle to 5. He was also a cousin the many on both the Alessi ad Schmit families. He will be missed by all us. I will especially miss Tommy and have wonderful memories of growing up as his older sister. There was only the two of us but we were very lucky to have the most wonderful parents on earth. Rest in peace Tommy and give Mom and Dad a kiss for me in Heaven. I will never forget you.
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November 10, 2024
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