Thomas Paul Baechel
Thomas Paul Baechel
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Thomas is survived by his mother, Paula Finn; sisters, Helen, Brenda, and Maria (Wayne) Lloyd; children, Jason (Jennifer) Baechel, Ryan (Mikaela) Baechel, Steven (Ashton) Baechel, and Cynthia (Zac) Ellis; and grandchildren, Jillian, Jaycie, John, Connor, Claire, Joey, Peyton, Grady, James, Maren, and Sidney.
He is preceded in death by his father, William and one sister, Paula.
Thomas took immense joy in attending all his grandchildren's sporting events, where he was a proud supporter and enthusiastic cheerleader. He enjoyed sharing his love of building toys, creating artwork, and crafting model airplanes and cars with his family. A passionate motorcyclist, Thomas could often be found riding his Harley, relishing the sense of freedom and adventure. He found great joy in reminiscing about old times and often played his favorite songs, bringing laughter and nostalgia to those around him.
Thomas will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him, and his spirit will live on in the hearts of his family and friends.
According to his wishes, there will be no services. To leave condolences and fond memories, please visit Reedfuneralhome.com
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