Thomas W. King

Mrs. King-Kay,
My name is Joe Kisandi- I was relocated to Croswell (from Detroit) during W.W. II- to my grand parents old house. I met Tom at grade school during the late 40s.
We became very close friends- I always envied his having a pony- Tom made sure I learned how to ride as I recall that was a bit scary to me.
As best I recall, my folks re-relocated from Croswell to Detroit after the war. I had to leave my two best friends- Tom and Lyle Clarkson- maybe you know of Lyle. Anyhow, just happened to be fooling around on the internet- thought I might hook up with Tom but to my surprise I found the obit. God Bless Tommie.
I hope my memo is not sent in bad taste- I just felt I had to let you know there were people out here that Tommie touched and shared a wonderful world with.

Wishing you the very best, Joe

Dear Kay and family,
Mark and I want to send our sympathy and prayers to you in your loss of Tom. One of our favorite memories from Croswell Wesleyan was sitting around the table and discipling new believers in the Word. We had some of the best apple pie we've ever tasted! Love, Mark and Nancy

Kay and family I am so sorry to read of Tom's passing.
I have very fond memories of him when my parents owned The Corner Market. Especially when he was rebuilding it after our fire.
I will keep your family in my prayers.