Wednesday, October 27, 2021
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I met Tom 23 years ago on his birthday when my husband brought me to Tom and Julie’s home. It was the first time meeting his entire family. The first person to sit down and talk to me was Tom! He had such a big smile and starting joking with me immediately. I remember thinking wow he talks a lot (lol). All joking aside he was so welcoming and he made me feel so comfortable. From that day forward I knew Tom and I would always be friends!
Fast forward 7 months and Scott and I were married. Tom said “You and I need to stick together, we are the in-laws”. No matter what was happening when I walked into the room he would give me a big hug.
Of course Tom loved to give me a hard time. He would tell me something and I would always believe him and then I would say really? He would say “would I ever lie to you, it really happened”. I would say your just pulling my leg and with a serious face he would say “would I lie to you?” Then he would get a big smile and laugh and say no I was just pulling your leg. He was so awnry, just like my husband Scott.
I knew whenever there was a party or a wedding with music I could dance with Tom. He loved to dance just like me. He would be the life of the party, dancing with everyone. Even when he had a cane he would get out on the dance floor and dance.
We had so many amazing and fun experiences with Tom and Julie, I could go on and on. Boating, camping, jet skiing, playing cards, family reunions, Christmas, Thanksgivings, New Years, dinners and so much more.
The one thing I can say about Tom he was a hard working, strong, honest and loving man. He loved Julie and his family so much. I will miss him dearly as will all of us! I know your dancing in heaven Tom and say Hi to my Mom. Love you
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