Thomas E Vick

Uncle Frank let My dad with me on the back ride one of the snowmobiles back from Our house on Main Street in cottage grove to their house in McFarland My mother Susan put 3pairs of socks on my hands and sent us on our way. It was nice because I didn’t need to hang on to the metal hand rails on the back of the sled after a few miles because my hand socks where frozen around the metal bar. Great time and I believe we sat near a fire in the new fireplace he had built. There may have been spartan pizza. That was my first big motor sport adventure Uncle Frank loved being a uncle and a dad

Deepest condolences from the Blackney family. Unforgettable laugh and an amazing kind ❤️

My deepest sympathy to the family of Thomas "Frank". It has been over 50 years since I knew you guys but, apparently, I will never forget you all. Frank was a sweet, funny, decent, sassy guy with a fabulous sense of humor. I have a wonderful memory of him, Nancy and the 'gang'. What memories you will have to remember him by. God bless his kind, sweet soul. Sandi Smith Drescher

Nancy & family - I am so grateful that Tom (Frank) is finally at peace with his body. I have thought about you every day in the last few weeks and have been a poor friend in not listening to my heart to contact you. I have been grateful for many years for the time I spent with both of you during our work with The Road Home and at your home. Please share hugs to your family and give them my deepest sympathy for your loss. Anything you need me for during this time, please call me. I can hear his chuckle and see the twinkle in his eye as I type this. Love you Nancy!!!

Dear Nancy, Claudia and I were saddened to read of Tom's passing. We are so sorry for your loss. Bill & Claudia Ward