Thomas L. Davis

Dear Judy, My deepest condolences to you and your family. What a huge sadness for you all. I am sorry to have missed the opportunity to meet your Tom. You have clearly been blessed in your marriage. Tom sounds like one in a million. May your many dear memories soothe your heart. Fondly yours Jo Ann Benell

living next door to Tom and Judy for ten years in the 70s to early 80s was some of the best years , as far as neighbors go!! Tom made us laugh and look at life in a positive way, no matter what the situation or circumstance!! He was a constant figure of living life in the present and to it's fullest! I will never forget the sound of his laugh! thank you, Tom for being you, for being you helped me and a whole lot of others, too. Always, Linda

Judy, I am so sorry for your loss. My most sincere condolences. Tom and I lived together while going to MATC. This was the time he picked up a guitar and taught himself how to play it. We never kept in touch really except for the past few years sharing info. about his cousin Gene. Again, I am so sorry.

Judy, I am so very sorry for your loss. I remember our friendship back in the 70'S and 80's. bloody mary's and Tom playing the guitar. Your help on the night Colleen was born. You guys were good friends and neighbors.Bless Tom in heaven and your family! Dave Drinkwater

Tom and I spent high school as friends, double dating, keeping his old Ford convertible running at Stews garage. He worked with me at my dad’s printing plant and went to Madison toghether. We roomed together, played pool together and went to MATC together. He recently reminded me of the time we went to Minnesota, lost all our money playing pool and hardly enough to get home. He stayed in graphic arts and I didn’t. I love the guy and am so sorry we lost contact. I can believe what his loving family says about him. Dave Ruehlman