Mrs. Hiscox, Rick and Susan. Having been so long gone from Calgary, I just heard of your loss today. My deepest condolences to you all. Although it has been so many years, the picture you chose says it all in a much more eloquent manner than I could possibly put into words; a great big smile; a very, very nice man with a wonderful family even if — as your long ago neighbours across 23rd Ave. — we had to put up with Rick’s pranks on a regular basis. My thoughts are with you all.
So sorry to hear of your loss. I know you were very close and your father was a great mentor on how to be a great father. I met him only once and at that time he was very proud of his truck and camper (I think, they were going to travel into the states) anyway he was real proud to show be the big extra fuel tank he had installed. That must be 1973 fuel crisis when I sold the Buick.
My best wishes go to you & your mom at the news of Tom’s passing. I remember the Sundays at Tom’s West End. His kindness and zest for life inspire us all!
Rick, Mimi, Nori, Carly, Rayna and Grandkids; Our sincerest condolences on the passing of Tom. We can only imagine the sorrow and heartache that you are experiencing. We hope that in the days and years to come, his memory will bring a smile to your face and a lift to your heart. Take care of each other in this your time of need.
Margaret, Rick, & Sue. Please accept our deepest sympathy at the loss of your loved one. Our prayers & best wishes go to you & your entire family during this difficult time.
Many memories from the Sundays spent at Tom’s West End working on my old ’52 Ford. Your Dad was so kind and encouraging letting have access to the shop and the materials.
My condolences to you and your Mom and the family for the loss.
