Dear Janet, Jason and Justin;
We found out today about Tom's passing. You have our deepest condolences. Take solace in all the wonderful memories he has left for you. The Lemon boys may be gone but not forgotten.
With love,
Nancy, Angela, Sarah & Tim
Tom was my go to when I moved out here 18ish years ago, I called him with all my questions living out of the city. My fav memory was a night it was storming and our mobile home was shaking and rockin' and I was scared home alone, I called Tom and said what if there is a tornado where should I hide or go? He said "Charmaine look out your window, are there trains parked on the track!" Yes.. "well if a tornado picks up the mobile the trains will stop it.." Hahaha okay thanks Tom. Thanks for your jokes and all your help and friendship over the years.
As I reminisce about Tom it takes me back to a time when he coached baseball at RPS. It was a long time ago, and I'm pretty sure it was just the civilians he coached, but I'm getting old too!!!! I do remember the name of our team was the "Lemonades".. We had turquoise t-shirts complimented with a big yellow lemon on front!! I also remember we were really really good.....okay we weren't that good. But I do remember Tom's patience with coaching us. The last thing I remember was getting clotheslined on my way to first base by Norm Stephen. Thank you Tom for bringing back those memories and the fun you brought back then!
Daphne Muhlbeier
Janet and family,
We are sorry to learn of your loss. I worked with Tom for many years at RPS. Tom had a fun personality that helped moral. Always pleasant to be with.
Janet and Family: on behalf of the Regina Police Veterans' Association please accept our condolences.
Lauri Morin, President
Regina Police Veterans' Association
