Thomas E. Sechrest

Barb,
Dale and I just heard tonight from Kathie about Tommy's passing, We are truely gonna miss him. Our hearts go out to you and your family. If you need anything at all give us a call. We will always be there for you. Just remember that Tommy is up in heaven watching over you and yours and playing all his wonderful music to all the angels surrounding him He will be missed by everyone that knew him ,, All our love, Dale and Diane Borisof

Sorry to hear about Tom's passing...I feel real lucky to have

known him and to call him friend. A true BLUES MAN with

the soul of a master. The State Fair will not be the same

without his smiling face at the Cotton Candy Stand. Rave on

dear friend we are gonna miss ya! Barb you are in our

thoughts and prayers. Deep Peace.

I'm sorry for your loss. I have many fond memories of Tom, his music and his great outlook on life. 23rd and Washington, 42nd and Lyndale, Mr. Lucky's...and many days of band practice in my parents basement will keep his memory alive for me.
Bev Hyatt Lillquist, Minneapolis

Uncle Tom,I have so many fond and very funny memories of you,you have and always will be my very favorite uncle.I always thought of you as very "cool".We didnt talk much but I thought of you often.Barbara,Michelle and Shelly and the boys,I am very sorry for your loss.And always remember he will always be around watching over everyone.

Show 'em how it's done, Tom.............

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Hi Michelle,

I don't know if you will remember me. I went to Centennial High School with you. You were a year older than me. My name is Shelly. We lived in the Paul Revere Court in New Brighton.

I still think of you from time to time wonder what you have been up to. You are such a beautiful person. Inside and out.

Im truly sorry for your loss. May God be with you and your family at this time.

Shelly

I'm so honored to have met, played along and listen to some amazing life stories from one real "classy" man. I too,will miss him.

Tom helped me get started playing blues piano in the 60's, I was fortunate to have done a few gigs with him, his sense for music was awesome. I will miss him.

"Tom was a Super Bass Player, Guitar Player, Organ Player, and most of all Super Entertainer. All of this wrapped up in a Super Guy.
I've known him since Tom Sechrest and the Dorado;s in 1960 at Mr. Lucky's. Please Tom prepare a Place up there for us. May "GOD BLESS YOU".

he was a wonderful friend and mentor. he really helped us (the lancers) with embracing the blues many years ago. and i personally "shared" jfk's assasination together with tom. so many early memories. our condolences !

Tom has been an inspiration to me since the 60s.
I will miss him deeply.

A dear friend for over fifty years. I shall miss Tom very much. Deepest sympathy to his family.

Donald K Martin

Tom was a great guy and a generous, guitar loving, always-tinkering, enthusiastic neighbor. We'll miss him. Barbara, please call or stop by if there's *anything* we can do.
Jon Ware (and Sarah Stonich)

I'll miss you buddy....................
Love Willie

Until we meet again my hero..............
Your loving sister Sandra.