Thomas MacVenn Dillon

I knew Tommy Dillon growing up in Brooklyn, and his ever-present smile...God bless you, Tommy - you and your family - always.

To Laura and Family:

I worked with Tom at Sheffield Plastics around 9 or 10 years ago. I remember him as a cheerful, grounded guy. I enjoyed talking with him and he made our shift more enjoyable. I recognized that he was very intelligent and articulate, and was glad for him when he decided to leave and go elsewhere in his career pursuit.

I was deeply saddened to learn of his passing, and extend you my sincere sympathy at this difficult time.

Sincerely:

Laura and Family,

Thomas and I grew up together in Brooklyn; we attended Good Shepherd for 8 yeas and lived one block away from each other on east 33rd street. In all that time I never knew Tom not to have a Smile on his face and a jump in his step. In reading the notes from his friends and family I know he never changed. I will miss him. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

We are so sorry and offer you our deepest condolences. Our prayers are with all of you.

Thomas you were your mother Claire's rock. When my daughter met you for the first time she fit right in with you and Andrew, so much energy you had. You will be missed.

Tom was that cute little boy who came up from Brooklyn every summer and spent many hours at play at my house with my children. Many years later he moved here permanently and became not only my neighbor, but also my colleage at work and my friend. My fondest memory is of the icy morning when I couldn't drive my car out - Tom backed up to my road, opened the passenger door, laughed and called "slide right in". I will miss his ever present smile and friendly wave, even on the most difficult recent days.

I am so very glad that my life and Tom's crossed paths-his friendship, humor and insights have added to my life. A devoted parent and husband, he was also a grand friend. I'm blessed to have known him and will always be grateful.

im so sorry for your lost i grew up in mill river and looked forword to thomas and andrew coming here for the summers