I first met Thomas in 2001 when he, Brigid, and Danny came to see me on my vacation in St. Pete's Beach. We spent the day swimming, Hot tubing, eating, and hugging. Since the first time we met, Thomas said I was his sister from another mother. So, of course, all of my calls and visits I talked to my brother,  from another mother. We joked about that every time we talked. I loved Thomas so very much and he has left a large hole in my heart. I really want him to say it one more time. 
Hugs to Brigid, Missy, Terry, Danny, Michelle, Alis, and Theo. I wish his whole family and all of his friends a happy thought about him, I know he'd like that. 
One more Angel to watch over us. 
God bless you all.

Sorry I can't be there my thoughts and prayers are with you and hope to see you all soon Sean

Thoughts and prayers to the family. As a 32 year city employee, it has been a privilege to have known Tommy all these years.  He left a great legacy and will surely be missed by all who knew him. 

Met Tom through Lou, during mine & Lou’s HS years..so many laughs! Tom always made a point to come see Noreen and I on our visits to Cape Coral, and joined us for our wedding a couple years ago..Always a big smile! Truly one of the good ones!  R.I.P. my friend, see you again down the road..👊🏼❤️
Marty & Noreen

Met Tom through the SCV and we attended the 2002 Nashville reunion together. Tom was always supportive of our flag site in Tampa and the first to offer help or funding. Tom was genuine, loyal and he will be missed by me and all of those who knew him.

Mike Herring
Past Commander
Major General Jubal A. Early Camp 556
Sons of Confederate Veterans

I loved to watch NCIS, and JAG with Tom. And every year during football season we would fight and argue. But it was loads of fun to make fun of eachothers' teams. Tom will be greatly missed. 

I was in Tom's life for about 5 years in the 90s and always remember him as a "fun guy" and a die-hard Bears/Bulls fan.  My condolences go out to his entire family.

See you again friend ! with all m luv 2 Danny, Melissa, Bridgid !

Tom was deeply involved in teaching America's history to many school children in Lee County.     As one of the organizers of Cape Coral's "Civil War Days" he volunteered many hours of service to the Museum and worked "behind the scenes" in making these event professional and meaningful to our citizens and visitors to the area.  We will miss his friendship of many years.
Chuck & Barbara Hostetler

Dan- my condolences go out to you and your family. So sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. 

Tom, you were a good friend , you will be missed.I will never forget after I had my surgery you came to my house and spent time just hanging out with me RIP, may God  welcome you into His kingdom. ED

I met Tom at a my first SCV meeting.  He was very friendly and welcoming.  Tom always had a smile.  His knowledge of the history of the south was immense.  He will definitely be missed by every single person in the camp.  Not only was he a hard worker for the cause he was a friend to all.  

TOM AND I WORKED TOGETHER AT CITY OF CAPE CORAL AND BECAME FRIENDS ,,,WE DRANK A FEW TOGETHER ,I WILL MISS HIM...HE WILL BE MISSED BY A LOT OF PEOPLE.....
RAY


My favorite memory of Tom was when his family came down to visit. There were many photos taken then but my favorite was titled, “My boys and me, see how happy I am”. Whenever Mom and I would stop by he would always perk up with that mike wide smile of his! I will always picture him smiling! He is and always will be a great guy!!!

Me and Tom had many of good times taking care of the South that we love. Tom helped out a bunch putting up the Largest Flying Confederate Battle Flag in Tampa. He was a true son of the South. He will be missed.

OBITUARY

Thomas Michael Fyock

May 3, 1950 – June 1, 2020

Coral Ridge Funeral Home & Cemetery

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