Thomas Louis Draur

OMG! I just came across this horrible news! A total gentleman in every way. I mourn for my long-term friend, Sandi and Crisi. How awful is all I can say. I was not aware he was ill. Rest in peace Tom.

Tom was a GREAT friend, I started working with Tom at Osprey Golf course 6 years ago. We played golf together and enjoyed having lunch together. He will be missed at the golf course.
Don Boden

Larry and I want to express our deepest sympathy on the passing of Tom. We have many fond memories of our crazy days in West Bloomfield and how supportive he was of Sandy"s political involvement. He was so soft spoken and always so kind to everyone he met.

Larry and Bobbi Wasserman

Tom was the always the gentleman...soft spoken (but we always listened)...thoughtful...creative, like when he hired a plane writer in the sky to surprise Sandi on her 40th birthday. And he was always positive through that long battle with his final illness. The world was a better place because of him.

My deepest sympathy to my wonderful niece, Sandi, who was never far from his side these past few years. They were such a great loving couple.

So sad that his daughter, Crisi, and granddaughters, Emily and Lily, will miss this wonderful man in their lives. I know they have many many happy memories of the time they spent with him. God Bless you all. Aunt June

Tom and I were high school classmates. He was handsome, always well dressed and had a helluva fade-away jump shot. He acted more mature for his age than most. I enjoyed his company on our trips to Camp Dearborn with Lou Stanford driving one of his dad's new, red convertibles. I have many lovely, vivid memories of Tom that will always stay with me. I offer my condolences to his family and friends.

Jim Oleszek