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Condolence From: jonathan cotto
Condolence: Mr.Tom was te greatest man I ever knew or ever will know. My prayers are with his family. I use to spend many hours talking and laughing and sharing stories with Mr.Tom, he was my father, my grandfather, my mentor and my best friend, I feel so alone now that he is gone but I am glad that he is at peace and is enjoying paradise with his wife who he longed to see. Mr.Tom has known me since I was 10 yrs old and 20 yrs later he was able to see me develop into a man with a wife and kids. My biggest regret is not spending more time w/ him As human we always think we have more time than we actually do. I miss u deeply Mr. Tom and don't worry I will take care of your baby girl Nailah. Nailah is my daughter who Mr.Tom loved dearly and would always ask for her everytime he would see me or my wife. I saw him and was standing in his living room talking with him about 4-5days before he passed and what shocked me the most was his inability to walk. Mr..Tom would come in and out of the hospital but always could still walk but after his last trip my heart sunk when he told me how he wished he could just walk out to the porch to get some air but couldn't anymore. That's when I knew time was short but I refused to believe it and I never got to see my best friend again. Im sorry Mr.Tom I wish I would have spent those last 4-5days by your sie just taking in all your wisdom and love. I love you Mr.Tom and I will forever miss and respect you as the best man Ive ever known.
Friday August 21, 2015
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