Birth date: May 30, 1930 Death date: Jan 17, 2014
Thomas Joseph Holman, Sr.1930 – 2014On Friday January 17, 2014 Tom Holman passed away in his home at the age of 83, surrounded by his loved ones. He was born in New York City on May 30, 1930 as the only child of William and Anna H Read Obituary
I love you, Papa! I will remember the good times that we had together, like playing dice baseball and cribbage. I will miss you.
Tom, you will be missed by all. You did a wonderful job in life. You will be in our thoughts forever.
Hello Betty- As you can guess, Elaine and I were saddened by the news of Tom's death. We wanted to be there today at Greenwood, but are unable to get there. We don't have your home phone or address. Elaine wondered if you could call her when things settle down. Our house phone is 619-659-5050. My office cell phone is 619-579-9456. Elaine doesn't work, so she is usually there. Wishing you the best- Fred and Elaine Zarse
Rest in peace Mr. Holman. I will always remember your booming voice and constant smile. You raised a wonderful family and now can rest in your eternal reward. God Bless.
Mr. Holman, your sense of humor and warm spirit remains in all who are blessed to have known you. You are loved and cherished.Anne Marie Ruta Buchanan
I will always be grateful for Tom's friendship and good advice when my husband, John Winters, died. He was so kind and helpful—a true friend. My love and prayers to Betty and all of his children. May he rest in peace.
Mr. Holman's smile always made those around him happy. He remembered everyone's name and never met a stranger. I only met him a few times but will always remember his stories, smile and laughter. I know he was a wonderful husband and father. Hugs!
So sorry to read about Tom's passing. I remember his wonderful stories that kept us laughing. A great guy! God Bless! Barara Octon
Tom was a special man that helped many people to grow and reach their potential myself included very grateful to have had known a man like Tom for his positive encourgement, wisdom and knowledge. He will be remembered by others and myself for years to come. My condolences to Betty, Doug and all the Holmans'.
Thanks for treating me like your own daughter. I loved that you walked me down the aisle to marry your son Bill. I love ya Pops! Shawn
