Dr. Thomas N. Decker

Our Family condolences to Viki, Christian, Nathan and family on cousin Tom's passing. We believe he's in a good place with those who also love him.

Vicki, Nathan and Christen, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember when the 72 flood hit and Tommy was one of the first to come to help clean out the house. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Love from your cousin in Northeast Pennsylvania.

Saddened to hear about Tom´s passing. He was the best doctor and we were so lucky to have him when we were living in NH! Rest in peace dear friend, we will meet again!

It was tradition, every Sunday, for the whole Decker Clan to gather at our Situ's house for a noon dinner of Lebanese food. Then the children were booted out doors and Tom and all of the cousins would play games, climb the sour apple tree, walk to the candy store or movie theater, all following the leader, Tom. What wonderful times and memories they were; simpler times for sure. Our mothers were very close, thick as thieves, and both Emma and Nathan were my Godparents. When Tom and Bill would visit we had a saying "hide your toys, here come the Decker boys" as something always got broken, usually one of my girl toys. We spoke this past year and it was so good to hear his voice, still had his humorous side and it felt like old times once again. Tom, I know the clan is surrounding you now and hugs all around. My sincere condolences.

Dear Vicky and Family,
I, and, I am sure, all of Tom's patients, have missed being in his presence for the past couple of years. He was always encouraging, caring and interesting to be with, and was much too young to leave this earth. I send you my condolences and know that he is in your heart forever.
Susan Zuckert

We miss him as our doctor;
we miss him as a friend;
we know that does not compare with how you will miss him...
Tom/Soja Bennett

Dear Vicky and family

We send you our best prayers during this sad time and we remember with fondness the goodness of Tom. God
Bless you all

Mary Ann and Guy