Tom - God Bless.  Thanks for all the wonderful memories.  I appreciate all your mentoring and guidance that you provided through the years.  We had great times at MIT/Lincoln Lab and Newton Commonwealth.  You are a true legend and will be greatly missed.

Dear Steph, T, Mary Kate, Erin,Kelly and Pat sorry for the loss of your dad, father-in law and grampy.  He lived  a fascinating life and will be missed.
Tommy, Jen, Nora and Brigid Hopkins

My Deepest condolences to the Families. 
It was a delightful pleasure working with Mr Thomas.

I met Tom 35 years ago as a member of the Catacombs Group. Usually I saw him twice a year, when he spoke at his anniversary and at the annual Christmas party, but on one occasion I bumped into him in North Conway, NH while skiing. He was a wonderful man, funny and profound, and a very powerful speaker. He will be missed.

Karyn, Stephanie and family,
We are so sorry to hear of your father’s passing.  May he rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with you .
Some of my earliest memories of Irish ballads are from visits to your parents house as a child and the music your dad would be listening to.

Much love to all of you,
Roger and Liz Barrette

Dear Jackie and Tommy’s Family, 
My sister Eleanor and I wanted to express our deepest sympathy’s on the death of your Dear brother. Our family goes  back many years ago. Your Dear Mother would come to 87 North Union Street to play cards with our Mother.  I know that you both were very good friends with our brothers John, Eddie, Donald and Paul.  Our family of six children is now down to Eleanor and I. We knew how close your Family was with each other.  Your sister played field hockey with me at Arlington High School.  We are very sorry for your loss.
Love and Prayers, 
Eleanor Aiken Jonasson and Jean Aiken OConnor

Karyn, Stephanie & Family,
I’m so sorry to hear of your Father’s passing. May you hold onto each loving memory you shared with your Father during this difficult time.  As difficult it is, your Dad is with your Mother now and the two of them will continue to live on in your hearts.  ♥️

Tom was quite the diplomat. On one occasion at Wayland he had to deal with a very arrogant Golfer.  As a little guy he had to be diplomatic, so he used his two way radio and pretended to call the maintenance department.   That took care of that conflict.  Keep it in the short grass my dear friend . Neil

From one FOBW to another……..RIP, my dear Dapper Tom 💕. I’m so grateful to have known you. You helped me and countless others with your oh-so wry sense of humor, down to earth knowledge, amazing stories, and just showing up for all of us over and over and over again. You will be missed deeply, but I will never stop hearing your wise words in my heart and my head. Enormous gratitude to you for 25 years of friendship, guidance, laughs and caring.

I enjoyed talking with Tom  when he was on course ranger duty or in the Wayland CC clubhouse . Always guaranteed to give you a friendly wave.
While waiting on the group in front of us to clear a  green  , Tom  would tell me about his  early days  when he attended  Bentley College in Boston.
I was intrigued since I was a graduate from the Bentley College location now in Waltham.
Tom was kind enough to let you know where your ball was if he saw it go off the fairway.

Tom was a classy gentleman and he will surely missed at Wayland CC .

RIP Tom, God Bless

My sincerest condolences to the entire Cosgrove family. 
It was always my pleasure to talk with Tom at Wayland Country Club where we met.
Ireland, golf, horses and his pride in the Ouimet Scholarship program was always the subject matter.
It was a real pleasure to  have known him.
May he forever rest in peace.
He will always be remembered.

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Thomas B. Cosgrove

14 août 1934 – 9 avril 2025

Duckett Funeral Home of J.S. Waterman & Sons

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