Thomas Randall Pickren

Linda and John,

We were sorry to hear of Tom's passing. Praying that God wraps his loving arms around you to give you comfort and strength in the coming days.

Gerry and Linda

My condolences to the Pickren Family. I knew Tom from way back in the Mobil days and worked with him in Scouting as well. He will be missed by many.

To the Pickren Family. You have my deepest sympathy. Tom always displayed an attitude of helpfulness. I will never forget his kind deeds shown to me. May God be with you.

Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you during this time of loss. I truly enjoyed working with Tom while in Beaumont. He was always so positive and supportive in our engineering and project endeavors be it at Beaumont or Hull- Daisetta. He was my first supervisor there at the Mobil Oil Beaumont Refinery and a true friend, Dennis Mudd and family

We are so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He was always a pleasure to be around and he always had something funny to say. Linda and John we will be praying that God helps heal your broken hearts and soothes your souls. May he rest in Peace.

Chisum, Pat and Russ Franklin

Linda and John,

I was also shocked to hear of Tom’s passing. I first met your family when I was introduced as “your paper girl.” Every few months I would come by and you guys would invite me in and just the little time I had with you guys was special for me. Then seeing Tom on the business side, when he would come into the ENGlobal office, it was a pleasure to see him. Tom was just a nice and warm person. I could see that he was not only a great person, but a great husband and father. I know that he will be missed, but I pray that you will be comforted knowing that you are in our hearts and prayers during this difficult time. I know that a lot of his friends that he has touched through the 68 years he was on this earth will truly miss him and never forget him.

I was shocked today to read of Tom's passing on Friday. I've always enjoyed meeting with Tom about every two months to have lunch and "catch up" with life's events. Most of us in business have "personal friends" and "business friends". After over 40 years of working with Tom, he was a top business friend but had also become a personal friend. We last had lunch on May 9, 2014. I had tried to call him several times over the past few weeks but could not reach him and now see perhaps why. We had many discussions, some serious and some comical with lots of laughs. He had a way of offering encouragement and making one feel better, even during life's most trying times. Mutual respect would best describe our strong relationship. My deepest condolences to Linda and John, whom I will be praying for during this time. I will also miss him very much. God bless you.

It was a privilege to have known Tom. We always enjoyed his company. Holidays were always more fun when he shared his quick wit and sense of humor with us.
We send our deepest sympathy and prayers for his family.

We are so sad to hear that Tom passed.. please know we will keep you and John in our thoughts and prayers.

Dr. Dave Carpenter, Jackie, Carolyn, Devin and Amanda

My father, Mike Breaux worked with Tom and proceded Tom in death this past year. My mother Illa Mae just passed in July so I understand and feel your familes pain and loss. Rest assured my parents along with Tom are suffering no more! God Bless. Darren Breaux

Dear Sarah, Linda, John,
What a blessing your father, husband and son has been to the city of Beaumont, the people he touched throughout his life, his dedication to quality service, his example for others to follow.
I know, as well, you were a blessing to him.
As my mother told me, "Keep your chin(s) up" and your eyes on Jesus Christ.."

Linda,

So sorry to hear about your husband. So glad that God called me to speak with you this evening at mass. Prayers to you and your son. Miss seeing your husband at church.