Thomas W. Holcomb

I work in activities at the nursing home Tom resided at. He was a pleasure to know. A very nice guy. He always had a smile and was always good for a laugh. He really enjoyed the musical entertainment and always loved having gravy on his mashed potatoes. He always up for eating ice cream too. Tom will be deeply missed. He is back with Manny now who I know he missed a lot. My deepest condolences to Richard. May Tom’s memory be a blessing. May he Rest In Peace.

I knew Tommy years ago when his sister, Theresa, attended Our Lady of Sorrows with me. Theresa and I were in the same grade and friends. When I visited their home, I would see Tommy , and as an adult, visit with him at the Sacred Heart pot luck dinners. It was there that we talked about his music and his sister, Theresa. He was always so friendly like his parents as I remember them. He had a wonderful smile, and a devoted Catholic Christian. God bless you, Josephine Patton Follin

When Tommy was the musical director at Sacred Heart in Memphis, I was one of the choir members in the 1980s.He was a total professional and a very nice, funny man. He and Margaret were very good to me. They enjoyed having choir get togethers at their home,with us singing around a huge concert grand piano in their living room!

I was in the Sacred Heart choir from 77-81. Tommy was a joy to be around and very professional. I always enjoyed Tommy making that pipe organ sing at the end of Mass.