Sincere codolences to one of my best buddies at RHS. Tommy had a great (and unique) sense of humour. Of course his and my sense of humour was often lost on Mr. Goder, Doc Kaufmann and Mr. Panko. One of my graduation night highlights was Mr. Panko confessing he actually enjoyed some of our shenanigans. We always enjoyed playing ball and golfing (a round of golf with Tommy was like no other) as well as going to Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden. Great guy, great friend-miss ya, God Bless and RIP.
Sorry to learn of Toms passing. He was as funny & unique a person as I've every met. Lot's of one liners & "chop fights" at lunch. Amazing that I still remember those from 50 years ago. R.I.P.
I am truly devasted to learn of Tommy's passing. Tommy and his family were my upstairs neighbors and we would go fishing in the Bronx River all summer long. He was a great guy and I will always remember our friendship as children. We had lots of fun together. Tommy's parents owned the 5 and 10 cents store in Tuckahoe. Our mother's were great friends. Tommy, you will be missed at the reunion. Rest in Peace.
Joseph Guarcello
Sincere codolences to one of my best buddies at RHS. Tommy had a great (and unique) sense of humour. Of course his and my sense of humour was often lost on Mr. Goder, Doc Kaufmann and Mr. Panko. One of my graduation night highlights was Mr. Panko confessing he actually enjoyed some of our shenanigans. We always enjoyed playing ball and golfing (a round of golf with Tommy was like no other) as well as going to Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden. Great guy, great friend-miss ya, God Bless and RIP.
Raymond Mastrovito
I am so sorry to learn that Tommy has passed.
He was my friend.
He and I spent many insane hours in the lunch room making each other laugh.
He was a great guy. We helped each other survive High School.
What a loss.
Bob Birnberg
Sorry to learn of Toms passing. He was as funny & unique a person as I've every met. Lot's of one liners & "chop fights" at lunch. Amazing that I still remember those from 50 years ago. R.I.P.
Dorothy Mayer (Tavolacci)
I am truly devasted to learn of Tommy's passing. Tommy and his family were my upstairs neighbors and we would go fishing in the Bronx River all summer long. He was a great guy and I will always remember our friendship as children. We had lots of fun together. Tommy's parents owned the 5 and 10 cents store in Tuckahoe. Our mother's were great friends. Tommy, you will be missed at the reunion. Rest in Peace.