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Thomas Allen Ewing

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Thomas Ewing Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Sep. 4, 2023.

CW4 Thomas Allen Ewing, a proud veteran of the United States Army, passed away August 20, 2023 at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital.

The first of three sons of Vivian Pauline and William Archer Ewing, Thomas grew up in the military life. He was born July 21, 1945 in Bellaire, OH and graduated in Fort Knox, KY.

At the age of 18, Thomas enlisted in the Army. He valued this service highly and attained the rank of Chief Warrant Officer. He retired in 2007 after 44 years of service.

Thomas is survived by his wife of 56 years, Jean Margaret Ewing; two sons, Thomas Michael Ewing and Richard Allen Ewing; grandchildren, Kallie Elizabeth Wickline, Joshua Tyler Ewing, Robert Allen Ewing, Savannah Jordan Bell, Emily Grace Ewing, and Laila Nicole Bell; great grandchildren, Spencer Rowan Ewing, Teagan Monroe Ewing, and Lennyn Tyler Ewing; brother, Phillip Archer Ewing; and a host of extended family and friends.

He was preceded in death by his father, William Archer Ewing; mother, Vivian Pauline Campbell Ewing; daughter, Tracy Ann Bell; grandson, Matthew Ryan Ewing; and brother, William Richard Ewing. His loved ones will remember his love of country and family.

A private service honoring the life of Thomas will be held at Arlington National Cemetery.

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September 12, 2023

Karen bannister posted to the memorial.

September 8, 2023

Wayne & Lucy Boerum posted to the memorial.

September 5, 2023

Stuart Bellerby posted to the memorial.

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Karen bannister

September 12, 2023

I remember uncle tom as the one who always bought us cases of Mountain Dew and big bags of skittles when we were at grandmas. Rip uncle tom love Karen xx

Wayne & Lucy Boerum

September 8, 2023

We will always remember the fun we had, the IHOP senior meals, the meals at the VFW, watching Red and Red2 and laughing. You were a treasured friend and neighbor, the many trips to Quantico seeing the shooting range, shopping at the PX, fishing expeditions and swimming at Chinn. You will be missed but never forgotten.

Stuart Bellerby

September 5, 2023

I was only a child when I met you Tom, you came from a country I had only read about.
It was so far away and you were taking my sister there with you, the person I was so close too and the only constant in my life.
It was ironic you made my sister the happiest girl in the world and I was the saddest. Everything was going to change and I didn´t know if I would see her again. As much as I wanted you to disappear and leave her alone your infectious smile and funny accent won all of us over and she married you, the love of her life then and always.
You came to the UK many times and always made sure that you visited and stayed with us when you could.
Throughout the years we shared a love of the same woman, my sister your wife.
Into that mix came your children and your other love the army.
As a family we are so proud of your achievements and you will be missed by many.
Say hi to all of our family and there are many as life hasn´t always been good to any of us.
Stand tall, rest easy and one day we´ll meet again.
Love always
Paula, Stuart

Bree Allen

September 4, 2023

I remember Uncle Tom as always having a big smile on his face. He will be missed dearly.