Dear Liguori family
So sorry to read about Tom’s passing . I grew up with Tom on Pearsall Ave until the family moved to Pelham Manor. I was very close to Tom’s dad that I called him Uncle Al. We went out to Sunday dinner often at Steller Doro in the Bronx. Played many stoopball games with Tom and John during the summer. Tom was an excellent athlete and academic achiever who encouraged his dad to expand Alco Pens to what it was when all were alive. I hope one of the grandchildren continued with the legacy that Tom and Uncle Al nurtured during the years. I don’t participate in social media but I’d love to correspond with a family member about my ties to the Liguori family. Please contact at claudiapcappa@yahoo.com

Dear family,
I grew up with Tom on Pearsall  ave in NY. His mother and father were very dear to me. I called his dad Uncle Al because of our cherished relationship. Recently learned of his passing and want to offer my condolences. We met briefly about 43 years ago with my son and husband when we visited California and the Liguori family was all in California,even Aunt Jemma ,Al’s sister and her two adopted children. If you can please email at claudiapcappa@yahoo.com
Regards
Claudia Cappa

I wasn't aware that Mr Tom had passed a few years back. I was employed at he  and his father Al's, company in Tennessee and enjoyed when Tom came to the plant to meet with the employees. Tom was a good man, as was his father, and I had the honor of working with both.
To the family, my condolences. Those of us that worked under Tom's leadership miss the good times that he provided for us as the owner.

Rest in Eternal Peace
Mark Welsh
Shelbyville, Tennessee

To the family of Thomas Liguori
 I  am not sure Thomas is the Thomas Liguori I graduated with from All Hallows (Bronx NY) in 1962. If he is, please let me know  the address of the family in San Diego. If he is not, I apologize for this inquiry. Please let me know. Thank you
God Bless Thomas.
Mike Smyth 
443-920-3696
mpsmyth7@gmail.com

Thank you Tom and to the entire Liguori family for letting me be and learn and proper and learn from the National Pen company.  I cherish learning from every inch of Toms wisdom and entrepership   my love😇 to the family    sandy





We are so sorry for the loss of this great human being.  Our loving thoughts are with you, his loving and wonderful family. We pray for your comfort at this sad time.  I loved Tom like a brother and his genuine love for others was just one of his many gifts.  Please know we are mourning your loss.  Sorry for not  contacting sooner, we just did not know.  Loving thoughts, Kirby & Dottie Bates

Is this Tom Liquori whose family owned National Pen?  My wife Penny and I worked for the company from 1976-78 on Miramar Rd (I think).  I worked in Cust Service.  At one point I came up with a simple idea to chg the cust order form, to reduce errors leading to returns.  My supervisor took me into Tom’s office to “pitch” the idea, and Tom was SO gracious, and agreed to the change.  A charming man, as I recall.  Many more National Pen stories.  All very fond memories.  So sorry to heat of Tom’s passing.

I will always remember the great respect Tom showed his parents. I thoroughly enjoyed working for him. It was a sad day while heard of his passing. My condolences to his family. 

Dear Liguori family:    I will treasure my memories of Tom's brilliant mind and creativity, and also the warmth and compassion he exuded.   The world lost an amazing soul--he will be sorely missed.  Thankfully, because of the thoughtful way he interacted with his family, there will always be a  beautiful Tom Liguori legacy living on through each of you.  
All my sympathy and heartfelt condolences,
Lisa Behun

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Thomas Alfred Liguori

9 marzo, 1945 – 9 febrero, 2021

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