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In Tribute to Thomas A. Gardner
39 years old.   Residence: Oceanside, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center

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I remember Thomas from high school. He was a really nice guy and a down to earth type person.

*** Posted by Luis Jimenez on 2011-09-11 ***

Dear Family,
  I fill very sad for you lost I really think that should had never happen all the familys that lost a family/friend should never fell this way....

*** Posted by Tierra on 2011-09-09 ***

I was surfing the web for Gardner family ties (genealogy research) and found Thomas's site. My heart grew heavy with the lost this family has experienced. Although we are not blood kin, we do share the same name and I feel a tie to all who knew and loved Thomas. Prayers for strenght, healing, and for family bonds to come together in time will be said often. I care, my family cares, and indeed Americans care!

*** Posted by J. Gardner Kemp on 2006-11-09 ***

Tom was my landlord for many years. I can't say I knew him well, but the Tom I dealt with was a good and decent person, easygoing with a good sense of humor and a very balanced take on life and the world around him. He and Liz were a tight partnership, one that I admired and one that gave me hope. Only the good die young. That's the only thing that can make any sense of his death to me.

*** Posted by Karen on 2006-09-11 ***

I played hockey with Tommy (and his brother Joe) for a few years on a team called the Phantoms. We did not win many games but that never seemed to bother him. He always showed up with a pleasant demeanor and ready to play. Just a real nice guy. We were all very sorry to hear about what happened.

Regards,
Patrick McNelis

*** Posted by Patrick McNelis on 2006-09-11 ***

I hope that everyone who visits this page understands the pain that me and my family have gone through these past couple of years.  He was my uncle and since he is now gone I only have one left.  Since my uncle has passed on my family is completely torn apart and you would think it would only bring us all closer but I now do not talk to none of my family.  Not even my own father which was his brother.  I know he is watching all of us from heaven and I want him to know how much I love and miss him and how much of a role he played in our family.  I love you Uncle Tom!!!!

*** Posted by Adriana G. on 2004-07-07 ***


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