We love you Tom and will miss you so much. Fly high and be pain free. Xoxo

Condolences to Tracy and family.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen Tom. In the 70’s we were a tight-knit group of friends who spent many memorable times together. We road dirt bikes in many of the sand pits in and around Newburyport, played 45s, and partied as one does in their 20s. My ex-husband, Larry Drouin, and Tommy had a business together, The Paint Shop at Plum Island Airport, painting airplanes. He always had energy, ideas, and was smart enough to figure out most problems whether it be driving heavy equipment, repairing motorcycles/cars or helping a friend. Tommy was one of the first of us to buy a house, a 3 family in Amesbury. We were family when we were young, I’m sorry we lost touch. RIP Tommy

Hi Julie it’s Tad yeah we had the best times ever before the sea coast got busy I’d moved but think about you alll every day Tom and Frank were the best couple

RIP………..Brother

You will dearly missed, and never forgotten……..

Semper Fi,

Roh…

I just learned Tommy left. He was a man of the finest kind. I will always remember him cuss’n or’er the engine of “Helen A” & loving that boat at the same time, & his big dog Ben. A Humphrey Bogart he was on his “New England African Queen” He was my neighbor who once drove my daughter to the ER when she needed stitches: I will never forget the sincerity of his smile & his boisterous laugh.