When my family moved back to Annapolis in '68 after one year away we moved to Goodrich Rd. in Admiral Heights. I knew Tommy from 8th-10th grades and he lived across the street and down one house. We shared rides sometimes. My nicest memory of him was riding with him on a trip to Gettysburg to check out Gettysburg College. (While we were there I remember it coming on the radio that former President Eisenhower had just died, which was interesting to us because he lived in Gettysburg.) Anyway, Tommy ended up going to college there so obviously it was an important trip for him. I applied there and was accepted but ended up going somewhere else. Tom was always the nicest, most upbeat guy, and bright, too - very good at math. I remember his smile and was saddened to learn of his too-early passing.
Debra Jean Altizer (Curtsinger)
Nancy Elizabeth Wood (Hamilton)
Tommy was my next door neighbor and grew up with us all in Admiral Heights What a waste that he passed so young. RIP my old friend.
John K. Schlosser
When my family moved back to Annapolis in '68 after one year away we moved to Goodrich Rd. in Admiral Heights. I knew Tommy from 8th-10th grades and he lived across the street and down one house. We shared rides sometimes. My nicest memory of him was riding with him on a trip to Gettysburg to check out Gettysburg College. (While we were there I remember it coming on the radio that former President Eisenhower had just died, which was interesting to us because he lived in Gettysburg.) Anyway, Tommy ended up going to college there so obviously it was an important trip for him. I applied there and was accepted but ended up going somewhere else. Tom was always the nicest, most upbeat guy, and bright, too - very good at math. I remember his smile and was saddened to learn of his too-early passing.