Thank you everyone for sharing your fond memories of my father.  
Dad you are my best friend.  I am so very lucky to have had you as my father.  Your advice was always well thought out and always had my best interest in mind.  I will never forget all the wonderful adventures we had.  We really played hard.  From my first experiences boating on Lake Ontario, to our countless dirt biking adventures, to our awesome saltwater fishing trips.  You were always so prepared.  I appreciate all the hard work and love you showed us. Thank you for everything you ever did for me.  I know it was a lot and I am so fortunate for it.  I miss you so much.

Dear Barb, Cookie and Family,
Words cannot express my sorrow at your loss.  Tom is in my constant prayers and thoughts. I still remember the fishing contest on Sodus Bay years ago.  Gosh, Tom seemed as warm as toast, while I was ready for the Artic, as it was so cold.
Love to all.
Bill Rae and Family

I was shocked and saddened to hear about Tommy's death.  Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.  I have many memories of Tommy and the family that will always be special to me.
With my deepest sympathy, Nancy

I want to extend my deepest sympathies to Tom's family at this very difficult time. We will all miss him greatly.
I worked with Tom for many years at Kodak in Colorado. During that time I found that there was something so genuine in his handshake, so kind in his approach, so funny in his grin and so warm in his words that it was simply contageous. He always made me feel like a million dollars whenever I would pass him in the halls or attend a meeting with him. 
My fondest memory of working with him was when we were involved in a law suit together. He insisted that I help him with it, and though I was very reluctant to get involved, he was so confident in me that he eventually convinced me to help him with it. During the whole ordeal he completely impressed me with how easily he handled something that we rarely, if ever, get involved with. He handled it like a pro. Through his leadership and very hard work we eventually prevailed as the plaintiffs. Later, when celebrating our victory, he deflected the credit due him to those of us who played a minor role in it. He really couldn't say enough about each of the people who had helped. He made us all feel so proud of what we had accomplished. In reality though, he really deserved the credit. I saw in him that day, a selflessness that really left a lasting impression on me. I guess that selflessness is what defined him (from the story shared today of him paying for that young couple's dinner while he was celebrating his birthday. That was vintage Tom.)
Tom was also an excellent teacher and taught us all a lot about accounting and finance. Never had I seen such a talent for making anyone understand it so well. He taught a class one day to whole room and did it with such style, grace, confidence, intelligence, humility and mostly with a wonderful sense of humor that we all came away enriched by the experience. 
I was so sorry to see him retire three years ago and yet was so happy for him. He was going to do what he loved best and had waited so long to do it. How could anyone fault him for his happiness? When I heard about his sudden passing last week the memories of all that we shared together came back to me, and all I could think of was the good times we shared and how special he always made me feel. 
My hope is that these memories I have of Tom might somehow help you find some comfort at this most difficult time. More so than the memories is the knowledge of how he touched those of us he worked with, even those he only occasionally had the opportunity to interact with. He was a wonderful man and he will be sorely missed by all who knew him. 
May you also take comfort in knowing that there are many of us who will also miss him and that you are not alone in your hour of grief. May you find peace and serenity in the difficult days to follow.

I babysat for Abigale and Brad when they were neighbors in Walworth, New York. Tom was such a great dad and husband and was always very kind to me.  So sorry to hear of his death - your family is in my prayers.

Barb - Please know how sorry we both are to hear of your sudden and heartbreaking loss.  Tom and Gail Sibbald

Barb & Family,
John & I are thinking and praying for you and your family at this very sad time.  
I had the great pleasure of knowing Tom at Kodak and I will always remember his bright smile.

I am sorry to hear about Tom. We spent lots of time together during my assignment in Colorado. I will miss him very much. I am praying for his family and the great loss that they have.

Dear Barb and Brad,
We are very saddened to hear of Tom's passing. He was such a great guy and we will miss visiting with him out in the front yard. He always had such wonderful insights to share about any number of topics. Please accept our sincere condolences. Our son Robin, in Arizona, sends his sympathy as well.
Tim and Kris Antonsen

Barb our deepest sympathies to you and your family over Tom's loss of life.  We are sorry we are unable to attend his service.  We are out of town in Peoria for a family wedding.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you always. Love Chuck and Carol.

Dear Barb, Brad and family,  I am so saddened by the news! I have many fond memories of my cousin Tom.  He certainly knew how to make people smile! He sure could dance too!  He was able to attend my brother Bob's wedding quite a few years ago now.  We were all dancing fools! My only regret is that we would have had more opportunities to visit with our families. Life is indeed too short. Let Tom's passing be a reminder to everyone that we need to celebrate each day, each family member and friend we are given. Take nothing for granted. My thoughts and prayers, as well as my family's, are with all of you.  Love, Cindy
Paul, Dan and Mark
1Thessalonians 4:13

I was saddened by the news of Tom's passing.  My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
I was privileged to know Tom from KCD.  He was not one to surrender to what was currently popular.  He cared for people and doing the right thing.  When he encountered hurdles, he usually found a way to make things happen.
I'm glad I knew Tom.  He will be missed.

Dear Barb and Brad-
I am so sorry for your loss.  You are both in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Barb and Brad,
Our deepest condolences! 
Our hearts hold many loving memories of our fun times together.  Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.  
Love, Tim, Sue, Julie and Patrick

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Thomas R. Larkin

10 febrero, 1947 – 26 julio, 2006

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