To my little brother Tom/Thomas when he was aggravating me, which he was very good at doing that.
As time went on, he became my big brother and was always there for me.
From the time he was born, we were 10 years apart, me along with the 3 sisters spoiled him rotten.
He kept my mom busy because he was always, on the go and mischievous.
Growing up a family of 6, 4 girls and 2 boys, my Dad always said, I almost had a 5 girl basketball team, but he got his 2 boys Tom and Ryan and was thrilled. Tom arrived first and a few years later my brother Ryan was born, 2 brothers to grow up with, nothing better than the 2 boys that entered our family, and 2 of them together was priceless.
We lived a great life with a loving family and grew up in a wonderful neighborhood, summer fun, wiener roasts as we called them, riding minibikes, that’s another story, and just growing up outdoors, and all the fun we had at Freeport pool.
There were so many memories of just being a family together.
High school and teenage years, and losing his Dad, and Tom deciding he wanted to be a Marine, and we were proud of him along the way, and on the journey he met the love of his life Rhonda and married, and next came his 2 amazing sons who he couldn’t of been prouder of and all they have accomplished.
Tom and Rhonda raised amazing boys with all of their hard work.
He always told me how much he loved his family and what they meant to him. Not just his immediate family, but all of us sisters, sister in laws, brothers, brothers in laws, nieces, nephews, cousins, etc. and all. And when Tom was coming to a family event, all the kiddos ran, because they always knew he was up to something. Charlie will always remember the hose at Aunt Barb’s pool.
Us as family, have loved him all of our life, and will continue to love him, think of him every day, and never forget him.
I will miss his big bear hugs and mostly him, and him calling me the Runt of the family.
All my love forever, Cindy Carter

I remember Tom from High School but mostly from working summers together at the local community pool.  He was always cracking a joke or up to some funny shenanigans.  I was always glad to be on the same work shift with him because it was always a fun day when you worked with Tom.  I will carry lasting memories from those days.

I’m so very sorry for your loss, Rhonda.
Sincerely, Wanda

Note:  Thomas will be remembered within the "Freeport Area 2021 Memorial Pages" slide show to be published in early January 2022. This File will be found within that archived section of the “Freeport, PA Area Bulletin Board (Sarver & FASD)" Facebook group. Family & friends are encouraged to join the group to view this file at any time in the future.  Follow this link to join the group on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/132016887334674

My condolences go out to the family and everyone that knew Tom. He was like a brother to me and I will miss him very much. Love you Tom,rest in peace.

We are so very sorry for your loss.  Tom was a wonderful man.  John and I knew him from school.  Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.  May you find comfort in all of the wonderful memories that you shared in the beautiful video.
John and Kelly Dobransky

I remember growing up with Tom!  Always a great friend. Years passed and he always checked in on me and was so kind to me. I’m so sorry for your  family’s loss. He was a great person and friend and will be remembered fondly by me. Bless you all In your time of need. Reach out if I can ever be of help. Love and prayers. 

Lori Tady.       Bly 

I was so nervous the day of my son's wedding.  Tom was one of Kerry 's ushers.  He was so funny, telling jokes, doing whatever he could to assure me that everything would turn out fine.  Tom was right, it was a beautiful day.  I will always treasure Tom, his smile, his kindness. My deepest sympathy and prayers to his family.

Tommy always was the entertainment of an event, so happy and full of stories. He was one of the first people at my parents home when my Dad (Kerry LITI) past. 
He will be missed! Sending love to Rhonda, the boys, Ryan and the Flick family

I haven’t seen Tom since high school, but remember him fondly as a fun loving guy. My condolences to his family. He will be thought of by many of his FHS family in the coming days. 

To the Flick family, my sincere condolences on your loss. Tom was a funny guy who always knew how to push my trumpet-playing buttons. We were musical rivals in high school and he made me look a little taller in my marching band uniform side by side. 

Play on Tom. Prayers for you and your family. 

Michael Carrier

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Thomas James Flick

October 14, 1968 – May 25, 2021

Metcalf Funeral Directors

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