Memories of Thomas J. VanHall

In memory of

Thomas J. VanHall

Fairport, NY, USA

February 2, 1955 - June 25, 2021

Feb 2, 1955 - Jun 25, 2021

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Meg and Ron Northrop

We enjoyed Tom’s friendship many years ago.
Our lives drifted apart but we will never forget what a sweet guy he was.
May he Rest In Peace
Ron and Meg Northrop

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Cheryl VanHall

Olivia enjoying a cupcake with Papa Tom

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Kaitlin Mathur

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Cheryl VanHall

Craig Chase and Tom at Circus

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Cheryl VanHall

Papa Tom and Chase

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Cheryl VanHall

My Angel

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Patrick VanHall

Bruce Hunt

I am so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. Tom was a very special friend and I hold so many memories of him in my heart. Tom and I first met at Kodak, Bldg 326, where he was the Site Manager and he hired me as his Maintenance Technician. I've never had more fun working for a person than I did working with Tom. I don't think a day went by where you couldn't hear laughter coming from the Site Manager's office. Tom taught me so much about managing buildings and dealing with difficult people. One day, early in our newly formed relationship. Tom heard my talking about building a deck around my new pool. Tom jumped right in and helped me for weeks on end completing this job. My kids to this day still have the fondest memories of Tom. Tom then came up with a brilliant idea of digging out his basement to increase ceiling height. It takes a very unique individual to tackle a project like this. I can remember hanging the water heater and furnace from the rafters as he and the neighborhood kids removed a few feet of concrete and soil. Tom and I had coffee less than a year ago and he never complained about his health and always stayed so positive. Tom loved his children with all of his heart and cherished his entire family. I will miss you Tom!

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