Mr. Thomas Day Goodrich

What a truly humble man he was for all his accomplishments! We remember him from his 'estate' in Indiana, PA as a gentleman farmer. He loved the yard and his pond as did our dog, Copper Lee chase the Clouds or Casey as Tom called him. Two remarkable pedigrees sharing the sunlight on a Spring day. Sarah brought great joy as well as companionship to him. We were saddened by their departure but so very happy they had each other on their new ventures. Thank you both for the memories and the pleasure of knowing you both. You are in our prayers and remain in our hearts. Rose & Alex Youstic

I'm very sorry for your loss. Professor Goodrich sounds like a wonderful man.

We are distant cousins through Reverend Luther Clapp, and my mother used to correspond with Anne.

My deepest sympathy to you. I didn't know Tom for a long time but I did know what an extraordinary person he was and how interested he was in others.

Tom was a wonderful person and a great teacher. We at the Osher Institute in Wilmington will miss him greatly.

My sincerest condolences to the Goodrich Family. May the God of all comfort (Psalms 83:18) help you during these difficult times.

We extend our deepest and sincere condolences. Dr. Goodrich was a valued member of the department and colleague.

The IUP History Department
Faculty and Staff