We’re all going to miss a great Brother in Law, Tommy Elsasser. Always remember how much he loved coming to the Cape each summer. Popponessett Beach will miss him.
Brother in Law, Jimmy
We all lost a fine Norwich man, who lived our Norwich values every day. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and Norwich buddies. May he now Rest in Peace. RADM Rich Schneider, Norwich President Emeritus
My deceased husband,Ray MCCrann, coached with Tom for several years in Passaic, NJ. His wife Kathy and I-used to drive together to the football games. When Tom left for Mansfield we drove to visit them. So very sad that they have both left us, and my deepest condolences to Kerry Ann and Amy.
May the good memories help ease the family’s loss. Many good memories with Tom; especially on the golf courses at Moss Creek. All the guys we spent time with enjoyed his company and continued to ask about him after he left here.
Rest in peace Coach E! You and Coach Z took a chance on me when I could not find a home to play college football. I am forever blessed for making that decision to attend MU. I got my degree and played my heart out for the Mounties and best of all, I met my partner for life on that Mansfield mountain. I never knew we had a family connection until I learned a few years ago that you married a Keenan. I know that God's face is shining on you and your family. Thank you for being a great coach, mentor and friend. Peace and love to the Elsasser family.
Tommy and I went to high school together
He was a great friend always laughing. We always had such fun at our reunions. He was a good dancer❤️
My condolences to his family.
RIP
Tom and I knew each other since we were 12 yrs old. We were in the same high school class together and stayed close ever since. He loved his family, his players and was so proud of being a coach. We shared a lifetime of memories. I never have and never will be able to say his name without laughing. My sincere condolences to his family. RIP my brother.
Tom was a golfing friend of mine. He gave me a golfing tip ten years ago that I still use today. Whether he was on the gridiron or golfing he always took time out to be a COACH . Rest Easy my friend.
What a great man and friend. Sympathies and condolences to Kerry, Amy and the family. Tom was a teacher/leader who influenced thousands of students, colleagues and acquaintances. He will be missed by all. Rest in peace, my friend.
Tom was a caring man that always came into HR with a big broad smile. I remember him putting his wallet on top of his jeep (I believe it was a jeep) and driving away. Some nice honest man found it, looked inside and brought it to me. I called Tom and was he ever happy to come in and get it. My condolences to the family.
The Lucianin Family loved him and he loved us back. One of the greatest men I have been associated with as a Student and Adult. Thousands of Passaic kids will never forget him. RIP Coach.
