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Greg Ferrer
March 11, 2025
Question: I hope that it's okay to ask this...........But was Tom named after the famous Englishman "St Thomas More" or was More a family name?
Greg Ferrer
March 9, 2025
Miss ya buddy...................
I think that's Tom in the back right w/ his head in front of the framed picture.
Greg Ferrer - PKT - WSU
March 9, 2024
Miss you TK.
Greg Ferrer
March 9, 2020
Miss ya buddy..............
In the photo he is 2nd row......2nd fm thd right end.
GREG Ferrer
November 15, 2019
Tom was one of my favorite frat brothers back at WSU. We all loved him. Such a talented and funny guy. Great cook too. He cooked for us on the weekends when our official cook had the days off. A great music lover..........especially the Beatles. A very talented artist too. We had so many good times. Thx for the memories TK. We all miss you. Take care Bro.
Kathy Robinson
November 15, 2019
Such a sweet man. Miss his humor and his smile. We still talk about his quesadillas he would make us here at work.
Greg Ferrer
November 13, 2019
Tom sure loved the Beatles...........
Tami Beach
February 6, 2018
I would like to share my familie's condolences with the Kohler family. Over the last few years we have gotten to know Tom, Mike and Jerry. They made a positive impact on our family! Tom was always so kind and showed interest in what the kids were sharing with him. He was always smiling when we saw him and we will remember the stories about them growing up in Browns Point. After hearing the stories about their mother, I wish I had known her!
Rest In Peace,
The Beach Family
Joe Galagan
April 3, 2017
At Bellarmine we nicknamed him "Beat" while working with Thomas on the Cage yearbook. He was an outstanding gifted photographer and a super nice guy. Rest in peace fellow Lion.
Mark Erickson
March 31, 2017
Never knew much about Tom as his life took a different turn after graduation from Bellarmine than mine. Always remember Tom fondly, especially during the 8 years we spent together at St. Leo's. I remember his sense of humor, and the time Sister Helen St. Clare asked us, "What would life be like if all the cars in America were pink?", and Tom never missed a beat as he quipped, "We'd have a pink-car-nation!" Lot's of great memories of Tom and those times; he was genuinely good guy and friend. My condolences to Tom's family and friends.
Julie Kohler
March 18, 2017
Katie, Chris and I would like to extend our sincere condolences. We are so sorry for this loss. Thomas was always such a great guy, so talented in so many ways. His passing is very sad. He was so thoughtful to us always and we have always admired his many, many accomplishments . He will be missed greatly and was loved by all who knew him. May He Rest In Peace.
Your yummy quesadilla's and love for cooking
Lauri Ostlund
March 15, 2017
You will be missed dear Tom, thank you for sharing your love of culinary arts with us! The beautiful photos always in your office, your love for Japan and hearing you speak Japanese were such a inspiration to me. Always loved visiting with you and hearing how you cooked for your Dad and cared so much about others. I know you are enjoying peace and beauty with our Lord.
James Kohler
March 15, 2017
My you rest in peace, my Bro;
Miss ya already.
James K.
Kathy Robinson
March 15, 2017
I will miss Tom's great smile. He was such a joy to talk with and he was always willing to share his passion for photography. He had a great eye for beauty. Bye Tom.
Gerry and Delores Garitano
March 15, 2017
We want to offer our sincere condolences to the Kohler Family. Our memories of Tom was one of living life to the fullest, always keeping his classmates in a laughing state. We attended St. Leo's school with him, his brother Michael and sister Ellen. We also remember your father, Dr. Kohler (delivered a couple of us) and of course your beautiful Mother. May God watch over Tom and all of you during this difficult time. The Garitano's
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