Thomas M. Farace

I am so sorry for your loss. Tom was a wonderful person.

My husband and I met Tom playing pickleball. He advanced quickly and was always fun to play with and against. Our sympathies to the family.

Carolyn I am so sorry to hear this news. Tom leaves me with such wonderful memories and I chuckle every time I think of them. He made me so proud that he was so successful in his business and most of all his family life. He dun gud.

Tom was my GM at Lone Star for many years. He was like a second father to all of us, but he really spent quality time mentoring us. He gave me lots of relationship advice, some I will probably tell my own children. He was loved and respected by all, and he really made us feel seen and accepted. But held us accountable as well! I always loved running into him at various venues throughout the years and hearing about his family updates. He will be missed terribly and to his family, please know what a positive impact he had on me and my family. He helped shape me into who I am today and I will eternally be grateful for knowing him.

Tom Farace was a "giant" of a man in my estimation. Whether he was in front of an audience or just blended in with a crowd, he had a strong presence and demeanor. He was full of wit and wisdom. I personally leaned on his advice many times. He loved his family deeply and was unwavering in his loyalty and devotion to them.
I loved hearing Tom call his boys out by name. I can almost hear the sound of "Michael" and "Richard" in that distinct New York accent. Tom was unique. He was a friend. He will not be forgotten; rather, he will be greatly missed.

I knew Tommy through his wonderful wife Carolyn, who was my boss at NCS. I remember he always referred to her as his "Beautiful Bride". His love for her was unquestionable and Tommy was truly a great person. He will be missed.

I knew Tom on the pickleball court. I didn't know him well, but he seemed to be an all-around good guy.