It's hard to believe it's been a whole year since our friend has left us. Prayers for Kathy and his family as they remember Tom at this time.

I WAS ONE OF TOM’S UMPIRE GUYS. HE WAS THE BEST! I ALWAYS ENJOYED TALKING WITH HIM ABOUT THE GAMES WE DID & LIFE IN GENERAL. THANKS TOM FOR ALL THE GAMES & THE MEMORIES. REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND.
LOU DUBOIS

I knew Tom as an umpire at my husband Bart’s  senior softball league. Tom was always telling all of us about good deals he and his wife had found. He was a real nice guy and called a fair game, but sometimes I had to offer him my glasses ;). May his family find peace at this difficult time and know Tom made a big impact in our lives. 🙏🏼

I’m so sorry for your loss. 
I worked with Tom while driving a school bus.  He was the best Aide to work with and I’m so happy I got to know him so well. He will be greatly missed.  

I will miss your arguing behind the plate with me during our softball games and now God is making all the calls for you rest in peace Big tonk


RIP  TOM   will miss the trips to jersey to ump all the tournaments together ....  along with the  LBSL games over nearly thirty years

Kathy, 
    I am so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. I had many conversations with him at the pool about everything from kids to politics. Sending prayers for peace and comfort. 

Oh Kathy, Richie and I want to Express our sincere sorrow. Tom was such a good man. I  remember when he took us out for lunch and all the yummy treats he brought us when the two of you came to our home. He was a generous and caring man.  All of the volunteer work he did at your pool is just one example of his kind and caring nature. Our hearts go out to you and your family.  Respectfully, Richie and Dawn

Tom was a very giving person and always shared with those  that needed help. He sometime acted tough, but he really was a big teddy bear. Rest in peace Tom. We will miss you!

We didn't know you for very long, Tom, but we sure enjoyed seeing you and Kathy whenever we had the opportunity. You will be missed.
JT and Julie Townsend

Tom, I will always remeber you from when I was just a little girl. You lived above us a few floors and Crystal and I used to play together all the time. You and my dad worked closely together at the Neshaminy Manor (I know my Uncle Jack was your favorite! Lol) as well as umpiring with him as well. You always seemed to be in my life one way or another. Life took us to different places, but I always loved your facebook posts amd playing trivia games against you online. You were like a second father to me when I was little and I promise to never forget you and your kindness to me my entire life. I know Crystal was there just waiting to give her daddy a big hug! We love you and will miss you!

Although it’s hard to believe you are gone, I can always look around and relive so many memories. From the Snow White Disney pen I still have to the Beanie Babies obsession you had us all caught up in, we will always have such happy memories and we thank you for them. The most recent is just a tiny little plaque you gave to Rich - but it now holds 
ten times it’s size in lasting memories!  Rest easy Tommy. ❤️

Tom called softball games for me out at Market Common in Myrtle Beach. Tom was always on time and he always had a smile on his face. He purchased the first ever gift for my now 1 year old children when I told him that my wife was pregnant. They were locks for the cabinets. Something that provided safety. He was that kind of guy. He would look out for you and make sure you had what you needed. 

Tom is truly missed and I've always appreciated his kindess.

My condolences to the Wicks family . Tom and I umpired together. He was fun to be around talking baseball , collectables and anything sports . Rest In Peace Tom . 🙏

Two generations of wicks men at their finest. I love you so much uncle Tommy you were a genuine article never afraid to be your true authentic self. I will always love and respect you for that rest in peace 

My Brother-in-Law Tommy, I just wanted to share one of my last memories with you-showing you that you could float. You trusted me enough to close your eyes, Relax and let go....You Did It!!!! I will always remember that peaceful look on your face....that is how I will remember you Always, You Are Loved for your Kindness and Missed for Showing us All how to Live your Best Life!!!♥️ 

My brother Thomas, was a wonderful man, father, uncle and most of all a Big brother.

He was always a light of sunshine when around the family.

The New Jersey Wicks's (Myself, my wife Linda, Heather, Tyler  Austin and Cody) will always have you in our Hearts 💕.
We Love and Miss you Big Brother.


My oldest brother of 7. Though we may not have always kept in contact you were always there if I needed you. And if it wasn't for u... mikayla; Steve & I probably wouldn't have made it to Disney. I love you. May you rest in peace

Tom, you will be sorely missed.  You were one of  the kindest, most genuine persons that I  ever had the privilege of knowing.  I remember the time that you helped Bonny and Patrick move into the house in Penndel and all of us going to the  Blue Fountain Diner afterwards. R.I.P.  Just so sorry  that your retirement didn't last longer. Will miss your helpful PM's on savings. Carol Williamson 

I will always remember Tom as having a big heart and a very giving person. My fondest memories of him was arguing over the bag of Tootsie Rolls.  May he rest in peace.

To the Wicks family.  Tom was a great guy and a terrific umpire.  Always fair and knowledgeable.  The teams will miss him a lot.

Tom was and will always be a good friend. 
We did our fair share of umpiring together. I always enjoyed his company. 

My deepest condolences to Kathy and the entire Wick's family.  Tom was such a good friend and I cherished our friendship.  He is missed and will be missed always.  

OBITUARIO

Thomas R. Wicks Jr.

29 mayo, 1955 – 4 julio, 2022

Lee Funeral Home

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