Condolences for
Thomas Edwards

I will miss you so much and I love you. You are my Pop-Pop (Pop-Eye the Sailor Man) and I am always your Sweet Pea!

Dear Susan and Family: We were on vacation this week and so sorry to hear the news about Tom. He was a great neighbor, always had great and interesting stories and took the time to make people happy and laugh. We loved to hear his stories about Kentucky, especially about his younger days. One of the funniest things I remember Tom for is Tom turning the car stereo on real loud and out came blasting "The Yellow Rose of Texas". Our children also loved Tom's little gifts, like the stuffed animals, candy, special coins... We also like to bring our pup Lily over to see Tom and she always seemed to bring out his big smile when we took her over. May Tom rest in peace. Frattara Family

Dear Susan Thomas & John & all of Uncle Tom's extended family

My thoughts & prayers are with all of you during this sad time. Uncle Tom was a big part of our lives growing up. I will always remember him taking home movies at any McMahon get together and then later watching ourselves on the screen.He was always ready with a joke and a story about his growing up in Kentucky or a recent trip he had taken.
May you rest in peace Uncle Tom.

Love,
Maryanne (Cookie)Tait

Dear Susan, Thomas & John and all of Uncle Tom's extended family. My thoughts and prayers are with all of Uncle Tom's family. I have such fond memories of Uncle Tom whether he was referring to my dad as Jake, taking movies of the McMahon events, talking about his family in Kentucky or teasing me and calling me Cookie. Just take comfort in knowing he is at rest now.

I wish to extend my condolences on the passing of your beloved Thomas V. Edwards. In war and in life, he fought a brave battle. I wish you peace and comfort in knowing that he is at rest with his comrades. Although he will be sorely missed, great memories will always keep his spirit with you.
Please accept my heartfelt condolences to you all. As a friend of his son John, I know the passing months have been difficult. I wish you all strength and brighter days in knowing the love John had for his family and the pride he had for his country.
With Sympathy,
Barbara Lockwood