THOMAS L. HAJDUKIEWICZ

Gd BLESS Tom, Donna and their entire family. Tom was a wonderful friend to me and many others and we were blessed by his presence in our lives. Until we meet again dear friend!

I am so sorry to hear this news. Tom was a good friend at Bowling Green. My best college memories included the time spent with Tom. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to reconnect for a short time with him in late summer. Although he was in the fight of his life, he was still the same guy I knew 30+ years ago.

My deepest sympathies to his wife, sons and family. The world is a lesser place without Tom but greater for having him with us. Rest in peace my old friend.

Thoughts and prayers for Tom's family and friends. I worked in the same building as Tom in Houston for several years. We (Tom, Gerard Pollard and Jim Homco) spent many nights out in discussions that only Tom could ever win. Those memories from the early 90's bring a smile to my face, as I'm sure it would to him also. RIP my friend.

We are so sorry that Tom has passed, but glad that he
is at peace. He fought a great fight, but it was not
to be. The loss to your young family is beyond words
and we send you our deepest sympathy.

So very sorry for your loss. I met Tom when he worked for Heartbeat International and then as he served on the Board. I was impressed with his compassion and generosity. He often shared his love for his family and his joy in his sons. He will be sadly missed. Robin Mitchell

I knew Tom for only 4 years through Heartbeat. His love of life and his family was a blessing to me every time I spoke to him.

May you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you and knowing that others care. Tom is with his Lord and Savior. God bless you, Donna and your boys.

I am sorry for your loss, may your sadness and suffering be eased by good memories and the knowledge he is with God.

We are all saddened by the death of you son, husband, father and brother. May he be welcomed into Heaven by our Blessed Mother and her Infant San.
May he rest in peace in their loving arms!
Sincerely
Nancy and John Yakim