Thomas Gross Obituary

My deepest sympathy for Tom's daughter. I have known Tom for 21 years and he has been a great man. He is very smart and loving and will be missed very much.

Tom

Meeting and getting to know you at the vet center and the VFW was one of the best blessing, privaleges and honors I had gotten in many years.You are and were a "sharer and a carer" I will never forget your kindness, honesty, integrity, humor, goodness and friendship in our talks - in a world that is sadly lacking in most of the above. I wasn't able to talk and visit with you as much as I'd have liked to. You were a special and unique man. We have the loss and heaven has the gain. Thank you for your help, caring and friendship. You made a big difference in my life and that is a good legacy to leave behind. I am happy that you get to be at peace. You finally gained the VICTORY over all that life threw at you. I will miss you and hope you're in the receiving line when I get to eternity.

Your grateful friend

Marikay Dupuis

My dear friend you are with my love and your best friend now and forever.

Dear Tom,

You are resting in peace with your Father. The peace and solace you longed for is now yours. Rest in peace dear Tom.

Kathee Cordova

Tom,

I will miss you terribly!!



Lynnette Snyder

Tom, my dearest friend, you will be missed.



You spent your short life helping and caring for others, both in your job, as well as in your personal life. Now you can rest.



You have been my most valued, loyal, and loving friend.



Having our special bond that can never be broken, we shall meet again in Eternity.



With God's love and mine. Always, Iris

I am glad to claim Tommy the L-T as one of my best friends ever. I shall never forget all the good times and the bad that I enjoyed sharing with him. You had to have known Tommy to understand. The only problem he ever had was that he said what others only dared to think. Tommy left the War but the War never left him. Rest in peace my friend and brother you are finally home. Another child of the 60's gone. God Bless You!

Tom was my favorite cousin. I will never forget all of the fun we had as kids visiting Grandma and Grandpa's farm back in Minnesota. Playing tag in the cow yard in our Sunday best clothing. It never failed, one of us always slipped and fell! You will be missed.

Tom:



I never met you, but heard a lot about you from my brother. He admired your uninhibited spirit. You always sounded like such an interesting character. God loves you.