Thomas R. Molter

We were blessed to have known Tom when we lived in Fowler. He sold us our first Dixon ZTR and we still have fond memories of developing a friendship via a lawnmower. Our hearts ache for you and your family, Jean, but we know he left you all with precious memories that will sustain you in the days ahead.

God Bless,

Jean, So sorry for your loss. Tom was always a joy when he stopped by mom and dad's place, whether it was to mow or see what was going on. You and the rest of the family are in our prayers. May God bless you all and give you strength.

My condolences for you at this time of loss. Always had a smile and hello for you and maybe some stories. Wonderful man.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Molter Family. He was a great man with a heart of gold.

Sending my sympathy to Mary and the family. Tom was such a great guy and always smiling and friendly. I will miss seeing him around town and will always remember him fondly. Rest in peace.

Jean: Thinking of the good times we had at the American Legion in Monticello with you and Tom. Bud & Ann -- Lenny & Joann -- Loved all of you. Thanks for supporting our music. I lost Tom Claypool in September -- Be Blessed

You are all in my prayers. We go back to school in Earl Park, many years ago.

I will always love you Uncle Tom. You were a kind, funny, wonderful man. I will always remember your smile and jokes including the time you and Aunt Jean spit your dentures out in the bathroom and made me laugh because I was so little I did not know people could have fake teeth. I always enjoyed my stays with you and visiting your mower shop too. You will be missed. You are with Daddy and Grandma and Ruth and Don and Michael now. Rest in Peace.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.