Tommy East

We had lost touch, but Tommy was an old friend of mine from the 1960s and '70s.

One night long ago, I heard that a guy named Tommy East would be playing at a little joint on Avenue A in Beaumont. When I walked in, I thought Benny Barnes was singing, but it was Tommy. He could do impressions of anybody. Great singer. After that, I wrote an article about him in the Beaumont Enterprise.

My deepest sympathies go out to the family.

My prayers are with you all during this difficult time.

Our sympathy to all the family. He was a nice guy and we always enjoyed his singing.
God Bless
Lee and Gail Foreman

So sorry to hear of your loss. Rest in peace Tommy.

Tommy,
It was a pleasure meeting you at MacKenzie's thru Woody Leone. I saw you go from barely walking to shined up and singing in just a few months. I am so glad I got to hear you sing and see what others already knew was there. May your soul be at peace now and you... Go Rest High On That Mountain and sing some Merle with angels for your backup choir.
I pray for peace and compassion for your family in their time of sorrow.
Linda Morgan and Woody Leone

My thoughts and prayers are with your family

Tommy and have been friends for over 30 years... I am blessed to know him and to have enjoyed his music so for long. Prayer for peace, comfort and understanding for his family and friends.

Knew Tommy for many years, great guy. May He R.I.P.

Misty, Mark, James I'm so sorry for your loss my thoughts and prayers are with you, he will be singing all the way up to heaven I can hear him now.
Lillian (Bergdorf) Hebert

I am truly sorry for your loss, Mark and James. May you find peace in the Lord.