Thomas G. Speth

Chris and I offer our most sincere condolences with the heaviest of hearts. Tom was a wonderful friend to both of us and we both will miss the fun conversations that we would have all of the times we would run into each other. The best neighbor, the best random conversations that we both warmly look back on. I know that Q has seen him again and was wagging his tiny body tremendously. He was one of Q´s special special people. I fondly look back on all of the times we would feed and (attempt to) snuggle all of the neighborhood kitties. Karl and Dorena - thinking of both of you and I´m so sorry. Kayley and Chris.

Walking down the street to a business appointment in the financial district of Boston, who should I see but my dear friend, Tom. We greeted each other with a big hug. Tom in his work clothes, me in mine. And giggled at the reaction of the uniformed financial types! That was Tom. Warm, honest, and completely uninhibited! You will live on inn our hearts!

To Tom's family I offer my sincere condolences. Tom was a fine man and a gentleman to the core. He was the most natural musician I've ever known; hand him a stringed instrument and he could play it, and play it well. Rest in peace, Tom.