I was greatly saddened to hear (belatedly) of  Tom's passing.  He was a good friend and stimulating influence during the years we worked together for the federal government, often during unpleasant and difficult times.  

Cliff Dull, Moberly, MO

We are so sad to hear of Tom's passing.  He was a great man.  He often helped us whenever we needed him.  He was my go to guy.  He would jump start my car whenever my husband was out of town.  We often would look for him along the road with his little truck when we were out and about.  We love him.  He will be missed greatly and thought of often. You are in our prayers.

I lost touch with Tom and decided to do a GOOGLE to see if I could find his email address, only to find his obituary.  Very sad to only find that the world had lost a wonderful person.  Judy, my sincere condolences.

I worked with Tom for years.  He was a hard worker and a good friend.  Always able to give you an opinion on something or other.  I remember he quickly came to my aid with a portable sump pump when my basement flooded!  A great guy-he will be missed. I will miss his sage advice!  And yes Tom I will retire soon!

Sorry to hear of Tom's passing. I went to Collegeville Trappe High School with Tom. Rest in peace Tom..

I was so sorry to hear of Tom's passing.  We went to the same Skippack Elementary and Collegeville Trappe High School together.  We resided in the same little village(Lucon)-just above Skippack, PA.  Many of us connected via internet for our class reunion and Tom shared some wonderful old photos and memories.  He also visited a few years back and I was so glad we got together for breakfast in Skippack with my 90 yr. old mom and sister to share many laughs about the old days. Rest in Peace Tom!!

We were friends in the old days, in Skippack Pa., went to the same church as kids, Saint John's Lutheran in Center Square Pa.  We shared an interest in coin and stamp collecting, and Mad Magazine. We reconnected a few years ago through the Internet after quite a few decades. Same old Tom, cynical but bighearted, caustic but sensitive, didactic and learned but tolerant and down-to-earth. Those of you in Ohio were fortunate to have known him as a friend and coworker and neighbor.

Sleep well, Grandpa Tom. We all love and miss you.

A person always ready to help anyone who needed his help. I loved hearing about his latest course on tape that he devoured. He was a good friend and always there to help me whenever I needed it. He was devoted to his wife and was always looking after Judy. A true gentleman. Will always remain in my memory with love. My condolences to the family.

Tom, I will miss seeing and talking to you daily on my mail route. You were such a wonderful man who always made me smile. I feel honored to have known you and will hold close to my heart the laughs, rants, and stories we shared! With love, your buddy

Sorry for the loss of Tom, our deepest sympathy.  Neighbors Bob & Ellen McCarty.

I first worked with Tom in the early 1990s on the AIMS application.  Tom was always honest, professional and fair.   When he felt someone was getting a raw deal, he was the first speak out. Tom never stopped learning and loved reading books. I had the pleasure to work with Tom many different times before his retirement.  He was a very special person. Sleep well.

You are at peace now with Dad and Mother.

Tom, you will be sadly missed, you were such a great person and gave good advice. My heart and prayers go out to your family. May God be with them through this time of hardship.

OBITUARY

Thomas Markley Levernier

3 February, 1949 – 29 December, 2013

Kauber-Fraley Funeral Home

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