Thomas E. Stone

Tom and I were classmates at Hapeville High Class of 1970. I always had lots of respect for Tom and new he would do well in life. My prayers, love and sympathy go out to his family.

To all of Tom's friends and family I send my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. Tom was a long time friend of mine thru our years together in the Georgia Jaycees. We were fellow members of the Georgia Jaycee Rebel Corps as well as the JCI Senate. We travelled together as members of the Georgia OnTo Committee to make the preparations for our delegation to attend National Jaycee Conventions in Phoenix, Hartford, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Milwaukee. Tom was always cordial and a joy to work with. The Jaycee movement has suffered with a loss of membership the last several years but the loss of leaders like Tom is much tougher to bear. My best wishs to those who will miss him as I will. My work with the Shriners this past weekend prohibited my attendance at the visitation and Funeral but my thoughts are with you all.

My prayer for the Stone family is that God will grant you comfort in knowing that Tom was simply called home and is now seated beside the Father.

Sincerely,

Stacia Mentus
Chaplain
GA Jaycees Rebel Corps

Being a member of the GA Jaycees for the last 20+ years and I always felt I had a friend in Tom Stone. At one time I was an "honorary Carrollton Jaycee" and he along with many of my dearest friends made me feel like Carrollton was my second home. Even though I had not seen him in several years, I know without a doubt, our friendship would have been the same today as it was 15 years ago. He was a gentleman, a confidant and one of the most genuine friends anyone could ask to have. I know he will be missed, but I am sure he will be looking over you and wanting you to remember the good times you shared. My thoughts and prayers are with all his family and friends. We will all miss this fine man!

We send our deepest condolences to Tom's family and friends. He was a great person and a fantastic Jaycee. He will always be remembered with fondness.

All the many years I was active in Jaycees on the state and national level I remember Tom being there consistently. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers.

To the Stone Family:
Diane and I would like to express to you our condolences. We are saddened to hear of Tom's death. His spirit lives on in so many ways through each of you and the thousands of people he has touched with his life. We are grateful to have known him and all of you during our time at Carrollton First UMC.

Deepest sympathy is extended to the Tom Stone family from the Landrum family of Hapeville. Bobby Landrum was a member of Hapeville High School Class of 1971 and the Marching 100 Band. He was also a member of the Hapeville United Methodist Church,and the active MYF program with Tom. The citizens of Hapeville, Ga. were very proud of Tom. Sympathy is also extended from members of the Hapeville United Methodist Church.
Gerry Landrum-Barge (Hapeville)

I'm so sorry for your loss. Tom and his family lived near my grandmother's (Susan Weinberg) on Rainey Avenue in Hapeville, GA and we knew each other as children. He was a fine young man. Lisa (Williams) Keever, class of 1973 HHS. God be with you all.

So sorry to hear of your loss.Tom was a great guy when I knew him way back when and he sounds like he became a very wonderful man. God bless. (HHS class of '70)

With deepest sympathy. Deborah (Debbi) Layton (Hapeville & Newnan, Ga.) HHS grad, 1970: UGA grad. 1974

Please know my prayers are with your family during this difficult time. Tom and I grew up together in Hapeville and went to the same church. We were in the band together at Hapeville and at Georgia. He was such a wonderful guy and I always enjoyed his company. God Bless you all. Love, Suzanne

My deepest sympathy to the Stone family. I have fond memories of Tom as a teenager at Hapeville High School.

It is my prayer that your fund memories will bring comfort during this difficult time.

Jacquelyn H. Mack, Retired
Clarke County DFCS

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.