1950 - 2025
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9 Entries
Vicky Lawrence
Yesterday
So sorry for your loss. I remember Tom at J Shuer years ago. He was a good man and worker with care and compassion
Kara Koren
Yesterday
Sincere condolences to MT, his family and friends. We´ve been neighbors for about 10 yrs and I came to know his kindness, intelligence, humor and compassion. He will be missed.
George G.
Yesterday
It was truly heartbreaking to hear of Tom's passing. He was the best neighbor and friend. I can still picture him going about his chores at home with his signature cigar.
A real human being and an inspiration to all who knew him.
"Binky" will be waiting on the rainbow bridge.. God rest your soul.
Mary Ann Repka
November 7, 2025
Oh Mary Therese, I am so sorry for your loss. Tom was a very good man and was an asset to many special educators and students. May God welcome him with open arms to heavenly peace. You and your family will be in my prayers!
Thom Billau
November 6, 2025
Rambo ....you will be missed
Thom Billau
Debbie Gensler
November 6, 2025
Tom was the first one that I remember to get me excited about teaching sp ed. And he did a great job from teaching to mentering. He will always be a part of My 36 years in sp ed. Debbie gensler
Mary Bilan
November 6, 2025
My sincere sympathy to the whole family. I know he was happy and loved so much by his beautiful wife, children, grandchildren and all who knew him! Rest in Peace! Love, Mary Bilan
Ann Black
November 6, 2025
MT, Sarah and Rachel I am so sorry for your loss! We are away MT but will see what you need when we get back. He was always a fun person and deeply loved by all who knew him. Many hugs your way.
Erin Reuss
November 5, 2025
What can I say about my Uncle Tom? The first thing that comes to mind is First Class! I will always cherish my childhood memories of spending time with him, Aunt Mary T, Sarah, and Rachel. He always made me feel comfortable and truly part of the family whether we were visiting them in Toledo or they were visiting us wherever the military had taken us.
One of my favorite memories is how much Uncle Tom made Mom and Dad laugh. I can still hear Dad´s (Bob Bob´s) big belly laugh whenever his brother was around. It breaks my heart to know that Dad won´t have that anymore.
Uncle Tom has always been such a wonderful uncle to me. Even now, at 42, he called every year to sing to me on my birthday and he even called my boys, too. Those little things meant so much and showed just how thoughtful and loving he was.
I will forever cherish all the memories I have with him and will miss him dearly.
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