Thomas A. "Hack" Hakim Jr.

So sorry to hear about Tom, I knew him by Shoon, which his father called him. He always looked out and protected the younger kids in the neighborhood. A Skyview guy from start to finish.

Our deepest sympathy to Kim and the entire Hakim family. Tom was such a nice man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Earl & Sue Bauer

Dan McNew

Tommy was alway upbeat and friendly. Enjoyed his sense of humor.

I am deeply saddened to hear this. I´ve worked with Tom, at the arena, for more than a decade. I had no idea that he was battling cancer. Greatest guy ever! He always went out of his way to greet me with a huge smile (you know the one), and a hearty handshake. We sometimes would "bs" over a beer, after work. I will miss that! To his family: please know that the amazing human being that you knew, was the same with co-workers, friends and even strangers! Rest in peace my friend.

I am so sorry to the entire Hakim family. He was a great man and he will be missed. He was always great to my kids and me. You are all in my prayers

Tom was a great guy. Couldn´t ask for a better neighbor. Our deepest sympathy to his wife and family. He will be thought of with much respect and prayers. God grant him peace. Bo and Jan Kozy

Our deepest condolences to Kim and Brendon and family. May God comfort you at this difficult time.

My deepest condolences to Tom's family I loved joking about anything with him in the mornings at work. He will truly be missed.
With sympathy,
Laura De micco

Sending my deepest condolences. I worked with Tom for many years at the old Arena & currently at PPG. Definitely going to miss working with him.