Thomas A. Klug

Tom was a great guy, somebody you could really talk and have fun with. He will be missed so much.

I and my employees are going to miss Tom's sale calls. What a joy he was to visit with and the eye rolls kept us laughing much longer then the jokes deserved. I would always manage to stump him with some crazy question but he always found out an answer for me.

Sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He had been our sales rep for a number of years. He and our father become good art friends. Our dad passed away three years ago. We are sure they are together in heaven...painting and sharing stories.

Tom was a friend for over 15 years. I will miss the annual updates on his fishing trips in the BWCA. We shared many a tall tail, some taller than others. His support of my company and staff will be missed.

We enjoyed Tom's visits to our store very much. He was a great presenter and sales person. He never used a high presure approch to selling and he always worked in our best interest, he had a wonderful personality. We will miss him.
Staff,
Pope's Hobbyland

I will never forget Tom and his fabulous sense of humor, which he used along with the roll of the eyes with respect to his exquisite musical taste. How fun it was to debrief with him services at St Michael's, in the years that I assisted him (1994-98 I believe). He had such a great love for the organ and loved to be critical of "schlocky" writing....

but more than that, his hymn, anthem and repertoire playing was always so very well done - the organ world has lost an excellent music leader and a generous spirit!

We are shocked and saddened to learn of Tom's passing. We are both hometown classmates of Tom going back to grade school, and our families have known each other for several generations. Tom, Carol and I participated in many forms of music, and Tom was our wedding organist in 1969. We cannot say enough about his skill, his passion and his concern for all parts of society. His humor and friendship was a constant in our lives. Our sympathy goes out to the Klugs; Armin, Marge, Kenny and Jimmy...and of course, to Doug Erickson. It was a joy having Tom so close to us here in the Twin Cities. We loved him dearly.

I first met Tom when I was just getting started with my art supply business over 16 years ago. He was the first "sales rep" to call on me. Most times you might see a sales rep one or two times and then they disappear. Tom didn't do this. Even as his territory grew he still made time to come down to Oshkosh Wi and make his sales call. I will miss his visits and the 'inside gossip" he would share with me about the art materials world

Tom,
Thank you for the beautiful music at St. Michael's over all these years. You will be deeply missed.

My sincere sympathy to Marg and Armin and Doug and all of Tom's family and friends. He was a joy to know and love during the period of our friendship.

I am truly sorry for your loss. Tom was a wonderful man and I truly looked forward to our sales meetings. He was always so friendly and was truly cared for his customers. He will be missed.

We are deeply saddened to hear of Tom's passing. His knowledge, enthusiasm for his work and his ability to educate others will be missed. Tom was a true professional in business and a friend. We will think of you often and miss you.

marge & Armin So sorry for the loss of your Son!The angels are singing to Toms music. May Gods grace comfort you in this very difficult time in your Life!

Our Dear Friend Tom,
Here's to an accomplished life, filled with passion, love, laughter, and sincerity.
Rest well our friend, rest well.

We are so sorry that Tom has passed away. He was an interesting man, with a fun wit and a great personality. We always enjoyed visiting with him and we extend our sincere sympathy to the family and friends who will miss him so much.

I am so sorry to hear about Tom's passing. He took care of our account for many years, and I always looked forward to his visits. He was such an optomistic and enthusiastic person, and he will be dearly missed.

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Tom was a vendor and friend of mine for the last eight years. He was one of my favorite people; I always looked forward to a visit from Tom. In October we spent several days together mostly discussing his new 'lease on life' post-surgery. What a tragic loss! He will be dearly missed.

I worked with Tom for about 20 years, and he was always one of my favorite lunch dates. I cannot believe that I won't be seeing him pop into my office and share some warm witticism with all of us! I will dearly miss him, and my thoughts are with Doug and all of Tom's family and many friends.

I'm so shocked and saddened by the passing of Tom. He was a wonderful man and I really appreciated working with him. He will be truly missed!

Tom will be sorely missed! I valued his friendship as a cousin and friend and have wonderful memories of times spent with him. Wish I could be there in person but have you all in my thoughts and prayers!

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

So sorry to hear about Tom. We always enjoyed seeing him when he visited Armin and Marge next door. The man was larger than life--full of energy, smiles, and quips to boot.We will keep all of you in our prayers--
Love,
The MacDonald Family