Thomas Najarian

to sue/nova/mono/sina lucia {family} i was saddened to hear of the news of tom's passing{via the internet} tom was my primary care doctor in belmont for several years. i always admired his competitive spirit whether it was a pickup basketball game or a hye tavloo competition . when tom spoke, people listened. i can recall overhearing many of armenie's conversations where she repeats "tommy says" he was respected and valued my many{including myself} we were all were blessed to have tom in our lives and today the world is minus one honorable "gentleman" and i am proud to call tom a brother. RIP my friend love dave

Dear Sue and all Tom's children,
Tom was my favorite first cousin. We were born the same year. BTW, everyone in our Najarian clan is by fave. I will dearly miss seeing, talking with, and emailing him.
So very sorry for your loss.
With love

I met Tom and Sue on Kauai 8 years ago. Bill and I enjoyed getting together with them when they were on island. Tom told such wonderful stories. We last met at our midway eating spot, Monacos on May 5, not realizing we would be in the midst of a Cinco de Mayo celebration. The music was loud and none of us could hear what the other was saying. We finally gave up, and smiled and ate delicious food. We hugged goodbye, making a plan to get together for Sue's birthday.

We will miss Tom, and our hearts are heavy for you Sue. Tom loved you and you loved him. Yours is a true love story.

Dad,
Thank you for my life. I'm so grateful that we had 53 years together. My memories of our time together will help uplift me particularly when I feel the waves of your absence. Moreover, your lifetime of advice and support will continue to shape how I experience each success and challenge in my life.
I love you.
Nova

Rest in Peace my 'RHS classmate. You made our class reunions special by being our emcee and being sure to make the rounds to check on each of us. My fondest memory is from our time together in grade 3 McKinley School. I was always slower writing my spelling test words and the teacher (mean, Grinch-like woman) refused to give us time before going to the next word. Tommy recognized my situation and would whisper the word that I missed to me so I could catch up. That was the Tom I remember--kind and compassionate.