Jill and family, I was so sad to hear about your dad! He was such a nice man and will be greatly missed! Cherish your memories of him and hope it comforts you during this difficult time! He is back with your mom and they both are watching over you now. Hopefully this eases the pain a little bit. Many thoughts and prayers for your families!

Tommy was one of the fun things about coming to work.

He will be missed.

Nick and family,

Mary and family,

I am so sorry about the loss of your dad. I know you have great memories that you will hold on to forever. Hang in there! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

The Wolfe Family!

Uncle Tom's wonderful spirit certainly comes through with that photo!! What great memories he helped to create for alot of us! I will never forget those good ole days:) I miss you all and hope you can find peace and strength knowing Uncle Tom's heart and spirit are with you always!!

Mary and family,

Love of family and cherished memories will sustain you and get you through. So sorry to hear of your loss

Thinking of you,

Amy

Thinking of you all and hoping that the upcoming days can be full of all the good memories you have of your dad. I know for me just looking at his photo flooded my memory with the picnics, the holiday times we all shared with all of those that have gone on before us. Love saves their place in our hearts.

Be good and kind to each other in these days to come, Aunt Bonita

Mary, Nick, Jill and Families:

I am so sorry to hear about Tom's passing. I have so many fond memories growing up across the street from you. Your dad and uncle were my first softball coaches. What fun that was! And all the years our dads did coach us. I remember him taking us to Randall's or DQ in that big tan station wagon. He always had a smile on his face and was a friend to all.

I worked with Tom for over 14 years. He was always a lot of fun to be around!

No matter what the topic of conversation was in the shop on any given day, Tommy would take the opposite view just for the sake of argument and entertainment. He kept us laughing in the shop and made the work place a lot of fun! Even though he has been retired for awhile his name still comes up about once a week at work. " Where would Tommy have filed that under?" or

"Theres a Millhollin part!" Tommy never threw anything away it was always save this for spare parts.

Your dad was the best. Before you kids came along I used to get to spend the nite at Aunt Pat's and Uncle Tom's to swim in the pool of their apartment complex and stay up ALL NITE drinking Pepsi with your dad and putting together HUGE jig saw puzzles. If I wanted, I could also watch tv all nite from my couch in the living room. Very fun stuff. Your mom spoiled me rotten. Seems so silly time gets away from us so quickly. Thinking of you. This cannot be easy. Peace and Love always. Karen Stangl Moser