Condolence: Pam & Jen - Tom was a great guy and many a memory I do share. I know what it is like to have to make a decision you don't want to make but you have to think of the person you love. I love you guys so very much and I will see you again for Thanksgiving. All my love, Judy

Condolence: Pam and Jen, so sorry to hear of the passing of Tom. Over the years, Tom always spoke with such a sparkle when telling me about Jen's life stages and so fondly of his life's partner Pam. He was so respectful and conscientious to me, I can only imaging what a wonderful husband and father he was to you both. God Bless Tom in his passing and you both in your time of grief.

Condolence: Uncle Tom was a great man with a fabulous accent. Jay, Raymond, and I are so terribly sorry for your loss. We hope that you are able to find joy in your memories. Lots of love.

Condolence: I met Tom only once, while visiting Pam. As we chatted over a little red wine, I remember him as charming, funny and gracious! So happy I was able to meet him. He will be sorely missed by his beautiful wife and children.

Condolence: One of Tom's best qualities (and there were many of them) was his positive approach to business and to life in general. He approached everything with such an air of optimism and enthusiasm. Tom put up quite the battle with his pulmonary issue; I believe that his love for life and family kept him going far beyond what the "experts" expected but those of us who knew him well, are not surprised by that at all. Tom was a wonderful person, boss, teacher, mentor and confident. I will miss our telephone conversations about the Patriots, The Red Sox, The Celtics and The Bruins; and of course, we fixed all of the world's problems with our political discussions! Tom, my heart is heavy and my mind is so full of memories of our business meetings and our travels. My heartfelt sympathies go out to Pam, your family and all of your friends and associates. You are missed, my friend. Heaven just became a better place. Steve

Condolence: Dear Pam, I am very sorry to hear of Tom's passing.We knew each other for many years living in the north end of Fall River MA, worked in Baltimore together and we stayed in touch all of these years.I hope he is in a better place with no suffering.May he rest in peace. Joe Noversa

Condolence: Very sorry to hear about Tom's passing. Always had great respect for Tom as a competitor and enjoyed the times we played golf together at the Sears outings. A very nice man. Condolences to his wife and family.

Condolence: I always considered Tom not only a great business acquaintance but also a genuine friend. I am truly saddened to hear of his passing and will surely miss him.

Condolence: Tom was one of my earliest mentors in business but more than that he was a friend. I will be forever grateful for his patience and understanding during my early years along with his sense of humor and putting up with my golf game. Thank you Tom and prayers to your family.

Condolence: So sorry to hear about Tom's passing. Tom was a wonderful human being and a true gentlman. He was a good friend, and I will miss him and our phone converstions. Deepest condolences to Pam and Jen. God Bless.

Condolence: Tom was a great mentor and friend of mine who taught me the intricacy of working with customers and people in general. You will be missed my friend, but heaven has gained another great soul. Condolences to your Family. John Stroop

Condolence: Tom was my long time friend, confidant, and mentor.Tom always "put the best face on every adversity". He was a consistent out of the box thinker and problem solver. We traveled the country together building friendships and business. A true gentleman who I will forever respect. A great family man always supported by his lovely wife Pam. I love you Tom and will miss you and your great golf swing. I`m very sad, but delighted to know you are playing once again. Prayers for you and your loved ones.Larry Stocks