Tom, my brother-in-law and I had some humorous moments being apart of the Eaton clan. (Which we adored.) He had 2 beautiful twin daughters; and he was very proud of them.  May he now be at peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

May the Lord keep each of you in his loving arms and comfort you during this time of sadness. My prayers and love are with you. Be encouraged.

We had the pleasure, first as a Checkers Franshisee and then as Eckerds Developers of working with and learning much from Tom Nash, mostly he put heart and soul in every deal and made certain everyone else did as well "By Golly".   Our deepest regards to Beverly his Bride for her loss. Our prayers are with you.   Tom was a good example of a loving husband.  He finished strong.... Good for Tom!

Tom and I worked together at Wendy's in the late 1970's, and we kept in touch/worked together ever since. He was the consummate professional with the highest ethical standards, and a tough negotiator, which you didn't necessarily enjoy if you were if you were on the other side of the table! We'd always catch up at the annual ICSC in Las Vegas on family, and I remember both of us last year remarked how much longer we'd be coming out. He was a ready and steady friend, always to be counted on, and I'll miss him. My family's prayers to you and yours in this difficult time.

Beverly, my dear friend, I just cannot believe would happened. 
You such a wonderful person in this world and help so many people specially in your family and now Tom. I met him in Rothenburg Germany and we had wonderful times together. Beverly and Tom picked me up in Orlando Florida and showed me there beautiful home in Tampa, they invited me and spent their time with me. I'm German and live in Rothenburg/Germany and one evening I went in my special restaurant and met Beverly and Tom since that time we became friends until today. I was in Florida just a week before Christmas and wanted to see Beverly and Tom, but they are now in Carolina and it was too far for me to see them, now it is too late, I'm very sad about this. Beverly you are in my prayer every day, what a strong woman.

Tom and Beverly have been an important part of Lynn's and my life for over 16 years.  Tom was my boss at Eckerd and, of course, again at Family Dollar. In our countless discussions over the years, Tom and I have shared our many thoughts on a myriad of issues.  Much to the chagrin of both Beverly and Lynn, we were very much alike in many, many ways. We have had many battles over the years but these were always tempered by a mutual respect and, ultimately, a strong friendship.  Tom has touched many lives and has strengthened many companies through his leadership,his unquestioned real estate knowledge, his integrity and his loyalty.  Family Dollar will miss Tom but, as with any great company, will move ahead.  Tom Nash was a big presence in my life and a huge void now exists.  Goodbye, my friend.  You have been missed since very early Christmas morning.

As a co-worker at Eckerd Tom helped me grow and understand the business, I had the privilege of that working relationship develop into a friendship and I will always cherish it, you will be missed and always remembered.  Beverly, my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

I was blessed to have worked for Tom at Eckerd; he was a great boss and friend.  Tom was always supportive, ethical and fiercly loyal.  He held himself to the highest of standards and generously helped so many people with their careers. I will miss him and will be forever grateful to him for his mentoring and support over the years. Beverly, I wish I had words to help comfort you as I know that is what Tom would want.  You are in my thoughts in prayers.  God Bless.

'˜I had the pleasure of Tom's friendship for over thirty years. I first went to work for Tom at Wendy's in 1979 along with other lifelong friends Clark Amos, Bob Gentz, Jay Bastian, Gary Schulte and others. Neither the passage of time or distance ever lessened the respect and bond of friendships that Tom formed over the years, he often struggled to allow himself to show or express those feelings, but Dan Bettis, Walter Cole, Sue Coley, Kurt Juergens and his other good friends at Ruby Tuesday knew Tom to be compassionate and loyal. Tom taught and mentored me into becoming a better real estate developer, and a leader. I will miss his friendship, I will miss retelling our stories, and I will miss that special Tom laugh that I never tired of hearing.' Brooks Holstein ( Biloxi, Ms )

Tom...   I was one of the fortunate who had the opportunity to cross paths with you on this journey through life. I will always remember your character and honesty in the business world and strive for those ideals in my life. God Bless you and your family.

TOM NASH was a freind relative  and  an  exellent host   he will be very sorely missed he had deep patriotic convictions about many things especially his beloved u.s.a. 
my cousin Beverly   invited me and my daughter to stay at their house in florida
where we enjoyed the run of their  beautifull and  spaciouse home plus trips to the lovely clearwater beach.
i allways admired Toms motivation at a mature age to keep driving forward in his carreer  i feel honoured and proud to have known him and my condolences are with his surviving family especially my cousin BEVERLY who i'v been in touch with seperatly  to this .

A wonderful man, a wonderful friend and my wonderful Dad!  So head strong and determined on the exterior and yet so soft and sweet and loving on the interior....love you Dad!

Although Tom and Beverley have only been in our lives the last eight  years, we have valued their friendship and family times. What great memories of Thanksgiving and dancing with the grandkids!!! 
Pat and Rick Perkins

Tom gave me the opportunity to work for him at Eckerd and it turned out to be one of the best times of my carrer in Real Estate. I will always remember those times and the friends I made becasue of the door Tom opened for my career. Thank you Tom and may you rest in peace - Sincerely, Ken Hrabar, Pittsburgh, PA.

Tom and Beverly were our very dear neighbors in FL.  Tom always made me laugh and I could always get a good laugh out of him. He really did have  great heart.  You will be missed!!!

Tom has always been there with Beverly over the years since we first met him back in about 1995.
It won,t be the same without him when we come over to USA.

In Tampa Bay, Tom and I went to sports and area events, boated on the lake and got our hands dirty in the yard together. We ate and drank together often. I'll miss him!

Tom was my best friend's husband. We all shared memories of times I will always hold dear. He had a soft heart under a sometimes gruff exterior. He loved Beverly dearly, and I know he is watching out over her. Beverly, I am there in spirit if not in person right now. Love you!

I enjoyed working with Tom during my time at Family Dollar.  He was a quiet man but very personable.  May he rest in peace.

I worked with Tom as his Recruiter at Family Dollar.  Tom was an Old Soul and Unshakeable in his beliefs.  I learned to push the obstacles out of the way and stand my ground.  Before I would leave his office he would say "Dial for Dollars"! Thank you Tom I will forever hold the Highest Respect for you!   I know in my heart that God has already made a Deal for you on a Prime location........May you Rest in Peace........Nancy

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Thomas Michael Nash

23 abril, 1948 – 25 diciembre, 2010

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