Contributions to the tribute of Thomas A. Fleming, Jr.

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Thursday, January 30, 2020

We left New York in 1964, but I have only the fondest memories about Tom from then - he was a frequent visitor and for my father, Ray, Tom was like a much-loved younger brother. Dad and Tom would sit for hours regaling each other with (tall ?) tales of life in the military, the police service, and resolving the problems of the world. The visits were never long enough, and his presence always added a lot to the family gatherings. My condolences to all his family for their loss and I know Tom's next life will be the happy one he deserves. Kind regards, Jay Miller

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Jane and Steve Grogan posted a condolence

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Dear Amy, Susan, Vicky and Christine, We were so sad to hear of cousin Tom’s passing. He was a sweet, kind and funny man. We always enjoyed any time we spent together although looking back it was not often enough. He is in a better place now free from all the limitations that effected him over the past years. And he is at peace. We are sorry we cannot be there with you but please know you are in our thoughts and prays. May all the beautiful memories you made over the years bring you comfort. Love, Jane and Steve Grogan

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Theresa Fleming Austin lit a candle

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Such a sweet, smart and incredibly witty man. I loved spending time with him. He always put a smile on my face. The deep fried turkey incident at Dad's is one of my favorite memories. I'm glad he's at peace. Love you all. Tee

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Amy Thompson Posted Jan 29, 2020 at 2:05 PM

This made me laugh Tee. Thanks ❤️

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Kate Larkin Laverge posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Dear Sue: I'm so sorry for your loss. I only got to meet your dad a couple of times, but I know how large he loomed in your family and how big a loss this is. Sending you, Gilly, Sam and your whole family love and prayers. My deepest sympathies. Love, Kate

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Padideh Farivar posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Dear uncle Tom: I will never forget the first time I met you. It was 33 years ago in Valley Stream at uncle Shah & aunt Lucille's home. You & lovely Marietta came over on your bicycles to welcome me and my family to United States...Although I spoke only handful of words in English, I never forgot your warm and sweet energy...I believe I only met you twice in that year but I never forgot you...I though you and your wife were the cutest couple I'd seen riding bicycles together... My sincere condolences to your children and family...May you rest in peace and ride your bicycles again in heaven with lovely Marietta... With love, Padideh

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Tom posted a condolence

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

It is an honor to have been named after you and grandpa. The smile on your face when I introduced you to my son Thomas Fleming is what I will always remember. Rest In Peace Uncle Tom. Thomas C Fleming.

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Amy Thompson uploaded photo(s)

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Words cannot express the heartbreak I feel. I thank you, Thomas, for almost 26 years we had together. I will never find a man as caring, considerate, loving and as funny as you. Rest In Peace my Tom. Love Amy

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Tuesday, January 28, 2020

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Thomas A. Fleming, Jr.

1934 - 2020

Thomas A. Fleming, Jr.

1934 - 2020

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