David & Jean (Salzgeber) Heldstab Buckley Washington – Posted On: July 29, 2017

A person that departs from this earth never truly leaves, for they are still alive in our hearts, through us, they live on. Our condolences.

Dottie Cook Almena, WI – Posted On: July 27, 2017

Judy and Dennis and Family,
I am so sorry to hear about your Father. Know that we are all thinking about you during this time and remembering you in our prayers. Your life has been blessed by a Wonderful Father, and I am sure you have a lot of memories to share about him, too. Aunt Dot

Bob Barth Neillsville Wi – Posted On: July 26, 2017

I was saddened to here of Tom's passing. As a Retail Lumber yard owner I had the pleasure of knowing Tom through our many fall pheasant hunting trips out to South Dakota sponsored by C-Teed/ Wausau Supply, and through his membership in the Wisconsin Retail Lumber Association. What a classy gentlemen. Always enjoyed our talks on many different subjects. He truly Loved his family,church and community. RIP Big Guy

Rollin Nelson Eau Claire Wisconsin – Posted On: July 26, 2017

Tom was a customer of mine years ago when I was his uniform delivery guy and just wanted to say I was lucky to have had the pleasure of knowing him. He was so very good to all he came in contact with. In my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely!
Rollin Nelson.

Mike Kobylarczyk mn – Posted On: July 25, 2017

You cannot describe how well Tom managed people at Thorp Lumber in the 1960's boom years. Many of us worked long hot hours without a forklift
under tight schedules. We might have bitched about how hard the work was , but I never heard a word against Tom . He was calm and understanding
when any of us messed up. I cannot say enough of how good a person he was. And yes, I do believe the story about him downing the 88 bottles of beer.
Rest in peace, the world needs more people/ bosses like him.

Cindy & Tom Lechleitner Gilman, WI – Posted On: July 25, 2017

Sorry for your loss, thoughts and prayers to all of the family