Thomas Newby Jr.

Sincere condolences to the Newby family, especially, his wife, children, and his brother, Kent.
Kent, I remember with fondness playing baseball with you and Tom, in your backyard and when we visited Westmoreland State Park. You both were much better athletes than I and you and Tom had the patience to introduce my brother and I to some fundamentals. Tom was several years ahead in school, but I remember watching him play football and basketball at Midlothian and Manchester before he transitioned to Huguenot. He was a star and I think he hooked your family into life-long fans of Blue Devils' basketball. Tom left Bon Air like a rocket and continued on a course of accomplishment and refinement. He was a gentleman of the world who never forgot his family or his roots. I've always thought of him as a leader who set a high standard for those who encounted him.

So many wonderful memories of Tom from high school. He was a wonderful person, so smart and Caring. My sympathy to his family.

May he rest in peace.

My condolences to the family . May you find comfort in your treasured memories
and Gods promise to return our loved ones . 1st Thessalonians 4 : 13 & 14 .

Thankful for many happy memories growing up spending holidays and time together. Loved times seeing your passion for family and togetherness especially your excitement during ball games- jumping up on the furniture in cheering your team on. A passion you caried through life. Praying that God will surround you with His arms of comport during this time of loss. Don and Nancy Reynolds