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Thomas Ryan
January 30, 2012
I Miss you Dad.
Love Tommy
Nancy Frey Pettinelli
January 27, 2012
My sincere sympathy goes out to you, Jane, and to your Family.
January 25, 2012
Please accept our condolences; he was a fine a volunteer and a good man,
Your friends at Kids In Distress
January 25, 2012
Have known Tom for over 22 years, I am very lucky to have had the privilege of calling him my Father-in-law. Tom's lively personality and sense of humor will be greatly missed by all. He remains in our hearts everyday and glimmers of his personality show in his beautiful grandchildren.
Love,
Pam Ryan
January 25, 2012
Have known Tom for over 22 years, I am very lucky to have had the privilege of calling him my Father-in-law. Tom's lively personality and sense of humor will be greatly missed all. He remains in our hearts everyday and glimmers of his personality show in his beautiful grandchildren. Love, Pam Ryan
Denise Burke
January 25, 2012
Mrs. Ryan, you and the family are in my thoughts and prayers.May God comfort you at this time.
Jack McWalter
January 24, 2012
Jane and Family,Tom was special.For many years we all looked forward to seeing Tom at our football meetings.Simply said he was a great human being and he will be missed.I share your grief. Jack McWalter
Tom Ryan at a fantasy football meeting
Dick Conklin
January 23, 2012
Jane & family -- I remember well the great times with Tom, both during computer shows around the country and at our weekly fantasy football meetings. His eulogy at John Wrona's funeral was so moving that afterward I asked Tom to give the eulogy at my funeral! May God rest his soul.
January 23, 2012
Jane and all,
My family has many wonderful memories of Tom and all of you. Tom was no stranger to a laugh or a practical joke, which endeared him to all (well, maybe not EVERYONE but certainly those with a sense of humor). I went to see Dad yesterday and he told many hilarious stories about Tom and reminded me of his "Music Man" days.
Be well.
Carl Rifino
January 22, 2012
Jane and family, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May soon there be a cure for ALS
Connie Hess and family
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