Colleen and I send our deepest sympathies to the family for the loss of their beloved husband and father.

Dearest Patti, Willie and Family

At this time I know it feels like your heart has been torn out of your bodies and you can't catch your breath. You keep looking for the part that is missing, but you can't find it. I know it sounds lame, but there is a reason beyond our thinking as to why things happen.

Tommy has gone on before us to reserve that great camp spot under the shadiest tree he can find. He is probably swapping stories right now with Sue, on how they don't have to drive in all of that traffic.

Maybe God needed someone to teach a "newbie" how to hook up. All I really know is that I am blessed because I knew Tommy. He was always smiling and ready to lend a hand. He will be sorely missed but never forgotten.

I am using Bob's computer because mine is packed, but we wanted to share our prayers and thoughts.

We love you Patti

Kris (ruppr2)

Patti and family: I know there is nothing we can say at this moment to ease your pain and loss that a big hug would not express better. Tommy always added that little twinkle in our eye to see him walking up the road to talk and to discuss our kids (Willie & Cricket) The world has lost a truly good Man. and to us, a truly good Friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with you till we can give you that Big Hug!

Darrell and I would like to express our deepest condolences to Pattie and family. When we showed up for our 1st Boomer Rally at Fentress, Texas with our brand new travel trailer, Pattie and Tommy were one of the 1st to introduce themselves and tell us the horror stories of hooking up a travel trailer. When it was time to leave I had hitch problems and Tommy and David were there to help the “newbees” figure out how to fix the tongue so we could get it on the hitch. When you hear the phrase “Good People” it describes people such as Tommy. Tommy will be greatly missed around the campfire.
Alan

Words cannot describe our great sorrow. We have lost a truly great friend. Tommy we miss you dearly buddy and the knowledge we won't ever be able to physically share a Natural Light with you is hard, but we know you will be with us at every future rally and at every campfire.

Patti our hearts are overflowing with prayers for you and your family. We all know that Tommy was the love of your life. May God give you strength during these trying times.

With Much Love,

Dear Patti,

We were so saddened this past weekend when we heard about Tommy's death. You and your family have been in our prayers ever since, and we will continue to pray for you. We loved visiting with both of you at Boomer rallies, and will never forget Tommy's quick smile and his wonderful sense of humor. May the Lord give you peace in knowing that Tommy is safely wrapped in the Lord's arms in Heaven, and may the Lord comfort you in your grief and give you strength to face the days ahead. Diane and Bob Berner

Dear Patti,

We were deeply saddened by the loss of our dear friend,Tommy. His warm smile and cheerfulness were such a welcome sight at the gatherings. His genuine kindness and friendliness always made us feel welcomed. We are grateful to have come to know him and have been part of his Boomer friends. He will be missed.

Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with you and all his loving family.

Hank & Linda DiGiovanni