Both Tom and Joan are truly my friends from EPB. Tom had such a kind spirit. He had such a wonderful way of helping us understand about computers. Sweet Joan, I am so very sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you and your family
Selestene Womble
EPB retiree
Joan and family,
Tom was a steadfast fixture in the EPB Bowling League. We could depend on him to be meticulous at getting our financials accurate. After taking over his treasurer role, I'm still using some of his paperwork and systems to properly dispense funds for the league. He expertly laid our financial foundation. But not only that, he was a great bowler in our league. He didn't have the best approach, shot or average. But he did have one of the biggest hearts for the league. We miss him and will continue to miss him from the league. Thoughts and prayers will be constantly pouring from the league your way as we love you both!
Rocky Peter, EPB Mixed Bowling League Secretary/Treasurer
Joan,
I am so sad to hear about Tom. Always enjoyed our time at EPB and learning of our travels after retirement. I am also sorry that I cannot come to the visitation to express my condolences in person. My wife, Duane, is recovering from her latest hip revision and I must stay close.
Jack Case, Retired EPB
Every time you saw Tom, he had a smile for you. I never, in all the years he was married to my sister (from another mother), I never, ever saw him mad, or too excited. He was laid back, calm and collective. Tom was very smart and brilliant. When he spoke you knew it, because he spoke with wisdom and knowledge. He took very good care of my sister and he loved her better than he lived himself. Tom, RIP my friend. You will be missed. Jeff Amos
