Tom Kash

sorry to here about tom he was a good man ever since i first met him sorry for your lost thank you for the pics of bro &sister kash i sure do miss them well i not much for writing thanks for the kind words about mom she was allways talking about you guys she sure mist not bening in church hope with your kids bein close you,ll be all rite god bless you keep in touch

Dear Gayle and family,
We can’t tell you how sorry we were to hear of Tom’s passing. We know you had a wonderful life together and, hopefully your strong family and church ties will help you through this very difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Scott,
I am so very sorry to learn of your dad's death. I knew Tom Kash when he was a pharmaceutical rep for Burroughs-Wellcome. I was always pleased to see him when he came by the pharmacy because he was so friendly, pleasant and knowledgable. I later learned about his service to our country and was not surprised at his expertise and responsible position. It was obvious in his behavior that it was the result of his faith. I am sure Tom heard the words we all want to hear : "Well done, thou good and faithful servant." Having lost my dad in 2010, I do feel deep empathy for you. Having a great dad is one of the greatest blessings in life, but it makes the loss even greater. Your friends share in your loss.

I’m so sorry for your loss! You all are in my prayers!

Our prayers & thoughts are with you. The Culpeppers-Larry Deborah & Michael

I am very sorry for your loss

Sister Gayle,
What a beautiful collection of photo's of Tom and the Family! Please know that you are always in our thoughts and prayers. I know the Lord will be your help and portion at this difficult time. Br Tom will forever be etched in my heart for his friendship and love for the Word of God. It was an honor to have known him and to be considered his friend. God Bless You. Br Roger

Dear Gayle. of course we have know each other since kindergarten. I want to tell you what I remember about Tom. We were in ROTC together at McNeese. He was a class ahead of me. I found him to be very knowledgeable of that military profession and a willingness to share it with underclassmen. He was an outstanding soldier, man, husband, father, and grandfather. I know you all will miss him dearly. Just remember that as the years pass the grief and sadness will subside and you will remember all the good times that all had. My deepest sympathy to you and to your family.

Dearest Gayle~

Like you, we have so many endearing memories of Tom that we will always treasure. What a comfort to know that Tom is now a victor, safe on Canaan's side. Oh, how sweet it must have been as he crossed over from Jordan to hear those precious saints (Cecil and Edna King come to mind) happily calling and cheering him home!

Looking forward with you to blessed reunions one of these days ...soon. We send our love, and deepest heartfelt sympathy as we continue to pray for you and your children.

Tom & Carole Applegate
Kenton, KY

Sam and Stephen, I was saddened to read of your dad's death in yesterday's paper. Please accept our most sincere sympathy for you, your mom, and your families.
Patt & Butch Harrell