It is with great sadness that we, the Herb Family, announce the passing of THOMAS LAMAR HERB, JR., husband, father, grandfather, WWII veteran and successful businessman. Tom passed away at his home in Falls Church, VA on the morning of May 10, 2003. He was 79 years old.
Tom is survived by his wife, Joy; daughter, Kimberly Sluss; son, Thomas L. Herb, III (Trey); step-daughter, Sheryle Wallace; grandson, Jesse Sluss; grandson, Thomas L. Herb, IV (Sawyer); brother, Charles Herb (Chip); brother, Peter Herb; nephew, Thomas Shauklas; nephew, Victor Shauklas; nephew, Scott Herb; nephew, Brian Herb; niece, Julie Herb; nephew, Peter Herb (PJ); niece, Emily Herb; nephew, Thomas Herb; and step-mother, Janet Herb.
We thank all the nurses who took such wonderful care of Tom in his final time; especially Assy, Agnes and Elizabeth of Dependable Elder Care and Belinda and Marcell of Northern Virginia Hospice. We also thank Ensco, Inc. for their support and care.
A memorial service will be held in the near future.
Monetary contributions in Tom's name can be made to The American Lung Association and The American Cancer Society.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Bill Hicks
May 16, 2003
It is with much sadness that we learned of the passing of our good friend Tom. We remember well all of the summers that we and our families spent in Mt. Gretna - the lake, Gov. Dick, the soldiers field, the Timbers and Midge's corner. We will miss him. So long for now. The Hicks' - Kate Hicks Troup, Peg Hicks Byford and Bill Hicks.
Lisa Taylor
May 13, 2003
My deepest sympathies to the Herb family in your loss. I worked for Tom at ENSCO for seven years and always admired his knowledge, his kindness and his love for his family.
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