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Lib Sargent
August 28, 2014
Dear Fran, and All The King Family~ Words cannot express my deepest sympathy to all of you at this very, very Sad time. I was honored to have TJ be a part of my life and I loved him dearly~ I will always cherish all the visits, his heartfelt stories of all his world travels over home cooked meals and the wonderful gracious man he was to me and to his grandson Tommy.. I will forever be impressed with all he accomplished throughout his lifetime. He was a Kind Man with a Good Heart and Gentle Soul, One that always had a smile on his face, Happy to help out in anyway he could. He was a true giver! Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers at this extremely difficult time~ Working in Hospice, I have come to learn that we are only on this earth for a very short time, but we will be united in heaven for eternity one day to join our loved ones. Sending my Heartfelt Sympathy and prayers for easing the pain and heartache~ Love to all, Lib
Val Galasyn
August 27, 2014
I served with Tom during the Korean war on USS Calvert, APA 32. I was a third class electronics tech, he was first class radioman.We were good friends both onboard and on liberty, mostly in Japan. He was always a fine gentleman, upstanding, honest, and disciplined. He was a truly patriotic American, and he loved the Navy. I remember his telling me about his adventures on a fragile wood-hulled sub-chaser in the Med during WW two. He looked great when I last saw him at his 50th. My condolances to the family-he was a great wonderful dedicated man and a good friend. Val Galasyn,Capt. MC(ret.) Canterbury, CT.
Peg and Gary Dimmick
August 27, 2014
Our sympathies to the King family for the loss of TK - a great man who had a lot of love and always a great laugh and sense of humor! Gary and I send our condolences to Fran and the King family. May he rest in peace.
C C (Isaiah 25:8)
August 26, 2014
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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