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Barbara Styles
December 3, 2002
I was so sorry to hear that this man, so dearly loved by you all, could no longer be with you in this life. I hope that his memory will give you the strength you require in this trying time.
Maggie Duffy
December 2, 2002
I have known Tom many years. We met through working in the Village together. I will remember Tom for his strong handshake and warm smile. Tom was a good neighbor, thoughful father and a loving husband. He will be missed by all who lives he touched.
Wayne Miglore
December 2, 2002
Tom was always quick with a smile and a kind word. Not long ago, I was walking out of work with him at the end of the day, and he was his usual affable self. I was surprised when he became ill, and I'm a bit stunned by his sudden passing. I'll miss him, as will many of us at Spiegel. My prayers are with his family and friends.
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