Tinkham Veale III

I was Tink's roomate at Washington & Lee and his fraternity brother. I remember the fast rides home to Husdon, Ohio in his red GTO convertible. What a sweet car that was.







also was a classmate of Lois's brother, Don, at Western Reserve Academy. Glad he will live on through all those grandchildren. Sorry I never got a chance to hook up with him and Lois over all these years. Rest in Peace, Tink and my sympathy to Lois.

I will remember Uncle Tink as always being a positive, intelligent and supportive person and we will miss him very much. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I regret hearing the sad news, but I am inspired by the brave fight he waged against M/S. In the end he won the battle because he never gave up. Best Wishes to Lois and her family

Lois, Susan and I have thought of you often the past several years, knowing the struggles Tink was going through, and you also as his primary caregiver. I remember "Pop" always saying "Blacks are tough", and your sure have been proving it true.....

I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Tink's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

"Uncle Tink", as I knew him, was always a kind, gentle, humble, and loving presence whenever I saw him at family events. We will all miss him dearly. William Black Howells

Mike and I are so sorry to hear of Tink's passing. Our thoughts and prayers go out to
Lois and the Family.

Worked with Tink for many years at Alco, saddened to hear his passing at such a young age. My prayers and sympathy go with your family

Tim.....your family is in our thoughts and prayers on the loss of your father.
Ken Romanowski and Family

Our thoughts and prayers and with you Lois and the family. We will miss him! He was a brave, courageous, wonderful person.