Thomas Lenahan

We remember Tom for the good cheer and humor he brought to our Rotary meetings. Even in the days when he was no longer moving as well, he continued to be a valuable contributor.

Tommy was not only a five star caregiver, who healed my aching back for many years, he also had a heart as big as a building. He loved give of himself back to society on all levels of humanity. He had a great sense of humor and loved. Kidding you and being kidded by you. So many fun stories with this wonderful man. We will miss you.

Dr Tom made an amazing impact on my life. From childhood until early adulthood, Tom helped adjust my growing body to ease the pain that came with it throughout the years. I would not be the same man today without Tom. I also recall the many conversations talking his Kansas "Jayhawkers" through the seasons, and enjoying every moment; along going to Kansas football and basketball games with him and my dad (a KU alumni). Thank you Tom for making my life so much better, I wouldn't be the same without your loving care.

Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord
James 5:14

We will miss Dr. Tommy. He was loved and admired by his Prestonwood Rotary family. Dr. Tommy had a true Rotarian heart. We always looked forward to his wit and friendly personality. Our condolences go out to his lovely wife and his family.

Richard and I send our love and support. We miss our outrageous lunches that were so much a part of our lives for so many years.

Dr. Tom was one in a million. He touched every life he came in contact with. His smile, compassion and kindness embraced everyone! He was my chiropractor, my cooking buddy at Thanksgiving at church and most of all he was my friend! I love you dearly Dr. Tom! You will be truly missed!

To say that Tommy was a good man is an understatement. He was gentle, kind, loving, authentic and real. Thomas Lenahan DC as a good human who practiced what he preached. Albeit, he didn´t really preach with words, he lived what he believed.
He and Sue-Anne MacGregor were cut from the same cloth.....a cloth they don´t make anymore.
I am proud that I got to be his friend.

I'll never forget the day I met Dr. Tom.
Nearly 20 years ago, through a mutual friend of mine and Tom's, I was gifted my very first chiropractor visit. I walked into his office, hunched over and in pain. I was nervous and scared because my whole life, i never heard good things about a chiropractor. He helped me overcome my fears. He explained what he was doing, talked to my body (which at that time i was confused, haha) and he helped me start a healing process that i continue to do even now. I'm for certain that had I never walked into his doors, I'd still be hunched over and in daily pain.
Throughout our 20 year patient/acquaintance/friendship, there were some years long stretches we didn't see each other. But a few years ago I visited Tom at a rehab hospital and although we hadn't seen each other in years, he remembered me and we chatted for sometime. He remembered my son, whom he briefly treated.
Overall, Tom was a great man. I genuinely loved him and I enjoyed all our conversations. And I am so thankful to God that he had our paths cross.
Tom will be greatly missed but I'm so happy to know that he is now completely healed from all his ailments.
Peace to you, Dr. Tom. All my love, Frances.

Here´s to Tom, that wonderful, zany, and playful man. Thank you for all the healing, the banter, and the love! One of the strongest man I've ever met and big-hearted too.