I'll never forget Tommy bringing the black Ford tandem axle dumptruck with the Cummins to Buttonwood Garage when I worked there. He grabbed the tire irons to remove the rubber from the rim and said "this ain't my first rodeo". That was the first time I'd heard that saying. Very cool guy.
My sincerest condolences for all of you. Tommie was a kind hearted man and always smiling. May you rest in peace and in God's comfort now that he is with our Father. Prayers and blessings to all. Hugs...
I have known Tom most of my life. He certainly was a wonderful man. Always extremely friendly and has something to chat about. Tom you were a good man and you will be missed by many. Prayers to the family. God Bless you all.
I’ve only known Tom a short time. Such a kind loving man would give you the shirt of his back. He has impacted my life in the best way! He lived for his family and will be missed by all that knew him. He had the best laugh!
I first met Tommy when we were the first to live in what is now the trailer park, my brothers and sister and I would ride our bikes to see he and his wife at his trailer just below the farm house, he and his father would check in on us at our trailer when Mom was working , he was a special guy, we loved seeing him in his backhoe, Joe and I loved seeing him at church with Janie his wife, he will be greatly missed, I last saw him back in March in the backhoe near our farm cleaning up the winter snow. Rest In Peace with Jesus Tommy, will see you on the other side. Prayers for his family we love you!
