I met Tom in the mid/late 90s while a bunch of us were trying to start a music internet company. Tom was a kind man. He put me up in his house more times than I can count (we were all starving/broke computer geeks).

I’ll always remember meeting him. It was at a business meeting in Palo Alto where he was sold (by us 20-something kids) the idea of the music/net thing. As we were driving away he pulled up to us on 101 (was driving a little convertible), and I leaned out the passenger window of a car to accept a zoob (building toy thing) from him. Felt as if I was being passed some sort of ridiculous baton.

I have many memories of hanging out with him at various offices, parties, weddings over the years; and am quite sad that he’s gone.

You’ll be missed Tom.

I met Tom in the mid/late 90s while a bunch of us were trying to start a music internet company. Tom was a kind man. He put me up in his house more times than I can count (we were all starving/broke computer geeks).

I’ll always remember meeting him. It was at a business meeting in Palo Alto where he was sold (by us 20-something kids) the idea of the music/net thing. As we were driving away he pulled up to us on 101 (was driving a little convertible), and I leaned out the passenger window of a car to accept a zoob (building toy thing) from him. Felt as if I was being passed some sort of ridiculous baton.

I have many memories of hanging out with him at various offices, parties, weddings over the years; and am quite sad that he’s gone.

You’ll be missed Tom.

Thanks so much for your kind words. We are sad, but it is so nice to hear from Tommy’s friends. Tommy touched many lives and brought lots of wonderful people together. I hope to stay in touch with as many as possible. I think his legacy will last for a very long time.

Cheers,
neo

Thanks so much for your kind words. We are sad, but it is so nice to hear from Tommy’s friends. Tommy touched many lives and brought lots of wonderful people together. I hope to stay in touch with as many as possible. I think his legacy will last for a very long time.

Cheers,
neo

I am so sorry to hear about Tommy’s demise. I’ve known him since 1989 when mutual friends of ours from Maui suggested that we might have similar interests. Tom was like my little brother.

From time to time over the past many years Tom has come to visit or called to talk when he was down. I wish he had this time.

He loved each of you so very dearly. Each time we spoke, no matter how briefly, he would share some stories about you, Maia & Sophia, his sister & father, and a memory of his mom.

He was a very dear man, as you know.
And dearly loved by far-flung friends.
I send you my deepest sympathy,
Candida

I am so sorry to hear about Tommy’s demise. I’ve known him since 1989 when mutual friends of ours from Maui suggested that we might have similar interests. Tom was like my little brother.

From time to time over the past many years Tom has come to visit or called to talk when he was down. I wish he had this time.

He loved each of you so very dearly. Each time we spoke, no matter how briefly, he would share some stories about you, Maia & Sophia, his sister & father, and a memory of his mom.

He was a very dear man, as you know.
And dearly loved by far-flung friends.
I send you my deepest sympathy,
Candida

Please accept my condolences. I only knew Tom for a short while but he was such a great guy. I know he loved his family very much. His face just lit up every time he talked about his wife and daughter. He was the most generous, intelligent and kindest person I’ve ever met. He planted an apple tree in my front yard because I said I liked one of the apples that his father had grown. He brought my mother and I Thanksgiving dinner because he knew we would be moving that day and wouldn’t have the time or energy to cook. It’s hard to believe such a gentle soul is gone, but then I know in my heart Tom will always look out for his wife and daughter no matter where he is. I will celebrate his life and the huge footprint of kindness he left for others.

Please let his wife and daughter know I will pray for him and his family, and I’m grateful to have known him.

Denise

Please accept my condolences. I only knew Tom for a short while but he was such a great guy. I know he loved his family very much. His face just lit up every time he talked about his wife and daughter. He was the most generous, intelligent and kindest person I’ve ever met. He planted an apple tree in my front yard because I said I liked one of the apples that his father had grown. He brought my mother and I Thanksgiving dinner because he knew we would be moving that day and wouldn’t have the time or energy to cook. It’s hard to believe such a gentle soul is gone, but then I know in my heart Tom will always look out for his wife and daughter no matter where he is. I will celebrate his life and the huge footprint of kindness he left for others.

Please let his wife and daughter know I will pray for him and his family, and I’m grateful to have known him.

Denise