Tommy Paul Burk

Uncle Tommy was my Dad´s youngest brother but felt more like a brother. Tommy spent a lot of time with our family growing up. He always told people my Mom Johnny Mae was like his second Mother and she loved to spoil him. When he was stationed at Norman while in the Navy, he would hold a raffle and the boy that won would come to mom and Dad´s house for the weekend. Of course, this included meals. Mother and Dad always made sure he had a nice car to drive for this weekend. I love you my Uncle-brother. Judy Kay

My sympathies to all the family. I have alot of great memories with Uncle Tommy, way back before he had tina, Carrie. He would watch my cousin Billy and me in Long Beach. Some memories fade. But, Uncle Tommy, I will always remember. Rest in peace. Love, Randie. Joan was my aunt, whom I lived dearly.

Uncle Tommy may you rest in peace.I know you will have a glass of tea with my Mom(Gloria).Thank you for all the wonderful times at the Salton sea.Love &Miss You.

I´m truly saddened of his passing. Although we are not promised a certain time here on earth, he certainly made the very best of every moment with his shenanigans, jokes and singing his favorite songs. He will certainly be missed, but he left his footprints behind. I´m so very grateful for the best gift he gave me, my bestest friend Tina Jo. Sending the whole family so much love, peace and prayers of comfort as you learn to navigate the road ahead. Love, Debbie Camden