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WIEDEMAN, Thomas E. 70, of Centerville passed away Sunday, March 4, 2007. Mr. Wiedeman was a Manufacturing Engineer at Inland Manufacturing/Delfi. He was past president of the Five Oaks Neighborhood Assoc. past president of F. R. 0. C., past president of Corpus Christi Credit Union and a graduate of both Thomas Moore College and the University of Dayton. Thomas is survived by his wife of 48 years Sue, daughters; Amy Wiedeman & husband Andrew Switzer of Dayton, Mary & husband Ted Quinn of NY and Kathy Wiedeman and partner Leslee Elliott Sowers of Kettering, son Jeffrey Wiedeman & fiance Connie Shumack of Dayton, 6 grandchildren; Adam, Charlie, Maggie, Mila, Logan and Ian, 3 sisters; Irene, Marilyn and Carole, 3 brothers; Pete, Dick (Deceased), Don and Bob. A Mass of Christian Burial 11:00 am Friday, March 9 at Corpus Christi Church with burial following at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Westbrock Funeral Home, 1712 Wayne Ave. Thursday 4-8 pm. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Corpus Christi Church, Holy Trinity Church or the St. Vincent Hotel. Envelopes available at the funeral home.
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Carolyn Good
March 19, 2007
Sue,
So sorry to hear of your husband Tom's passing. My prayers and thoughts are with you at these trying times.
John Caporal
March 16, 2007
Sue and Family--
I am sorry to be writing at this late date. I've been gone but I have been thinking alot about Tom and all of you. What a great guy and really a mentor for me. I really looked up to him and loved talking with him. He was a straight shooter always who enjoyed a good conversation and laugh. Whether it was the Priority Board, Inland, Corpus Christi or Delaware Ave, you could always talk with Tom. I've got a million memories of sitting up talking with him--like the night we saw the flying saucer! Maybe we did have too many beers! He was one of a kind. I'm sorry I wasn't there to pay my respects. Seeing you guys at Marty's viewing meant a lot to us. I will miss him. Hope everyone is doing OK.
Ed and Mary Ann Calme
March 15, 2007
Dear Sue and Family,
Please accept our sympathy on Tom's passing.
Although we have been separated by years and miles, you and Tom are always remembered as good friends. It was great to see you again at the NCHS reunion.
From the time the "Sorrowful Seven" cruised through Frisch's and met that great group of girls from Ft.Thomas, through the proms, Moonlight Gardens and all the Saturday night movies in Cincy followed by the visits to the Avenue, there was one thing very consistently clear to Tom. And that was that Sue was the only girl for him. His certitude was impressive. In case you did not know, he made that very clear to the rest of us guys that he would not welcome any competition. I'm not sure he threatened us with bodily harm, but we got the message.
Again, please accept our condolences and our prayers.
Mary Jane Bristow
March 9, 2007
Sue and Family,
Please accept our condolances on the death of Tom. I am so glad we did get to see him in the last couple of years. You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Much love,
Your Cousins,
Mary Jane, Nancy, Lynne
Doug Moon
March 9, 2007
Dear Sue,
I spoke with my Dad on Wednseday night and he told me of Tom's passing. Please accept my condolences.
I can't tell you how many memories this brought back to me about growing up in such a great place with so many great people around you. Tom was certainly one of those great people and while his passing is indeed sad, the thoughts of him brought many, many happy memories back to me. Those wouldn't exist if it were not for him.
Maureen and I will keep you in our thoughts and we wish you all the best during these difficult times.
Doug Moon
Tricia Moon
March 9, 2007
Sue, Jeff, Amy, Mary Pat & Kathy,
I have such fond memories of all of you, especially your Dad, who was always smiling and willing to lend a hand. I cannot imagine what Delaware Avenue would have been like without him. I am very sorry for your loss and will keep all of you in my heart and prayers.
Michael Wiedeman
March 9, 2007
Our deepest sympathy to all of Tom's family and friends. Tom will be missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you during this time.
Jim Kuhl
March 9, 2007
Dear Sue and Family:
Our deepest sympathy and prayers are with you during this trying time.
With Love,
Jim Kuhl and Family
Rocky & Lenore Branson
March 8, 2007
Jeff and family so sorry to hear about your dad. You are in our thoughts and prays.
Jimm Wiedeman
March 8, 2007
I will always remember Uncle Tom with a smile on his face. He was always a sincere and a kind man. My sincere sympathy goes to Aunt Sue and the family
Richard Wiedeman Jr
March 7, 2007
Above all, Tom was a gentleman, a good and decent person.Having gone through this recently, I know that losing a parent is tough. He will be missed.
Geralyn Wiedeman
March 7, 2007
Hi everyone. I was so sorry to hear of Uncle Tom's passing. I hope that he and my Dad (his brother Dick) are up there watching over us all, kind of like guardian angels. My deepest sympathy to you all. I'll keep you in my heart and my prayers.
Barbara Wiedeman
March 7, 2007
Sue and family. Tom was one of our family's favorite Uncles. We will miss him dearly. As a recent widow, Sue, if you ever feel you need to talk to someone about all your forthcoming grieving feelings, email me. I will be there to help in any way I can.
Matt Wiedeman
March 7, 2007
Sadly missed, never replaced. Our thoughts go to your family at this sad time. Rest in peace, Uncle Tom.
Walter Waligura
March 7, 2007
My sympathy goes to the family. Tom was always helpful and knowledgeable when I was a "rookie" engineer at Inland. He was a fine gentleman.
Philip Wiedeman
March 7, 2007
To the entire family, I know what you must be going through and willbe keeping Tom and all the family in my prayers.
God bless Tom and all of you
Lisa Blevins
March 7, 2007
Jeff, Amy, and all of your family; I hope that the memories you have of your Dad will comfort you now and for years to come. Know that my family and I will keep you in our prayers and, in our own way, share your loss.
Peace and God Bless,
Lisa (Shay) Blevins
Thomas Lees
March 7, 2007
Very sorry for your loss. You have my sympathy.
Fellow Inlander
Debra Caporal
March 7, 2007
Sue & Family:
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you. We will truly miss Tom, and his smiling face. We have such fond memories of our years spent on Delaware Ave. We shall miss Tom tremendously. We will visit with you Sue, next time we are in the area.
Loving Thougths,
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