Thomas Reinke

Tom and I go back a long time in the record business. In recent years, when I came into town, I always made a point to visit him at the Red Eye Coffeehouse, to hear all the latest news about Old Town. We have shared some great times. I will miss you, my friend.

Pat, I am reeling over this news. I remember when I first met you guys at the record show up there and we hit it off right away. Our friendship spans so many years That I cannot even remember how long. We so enjoyed our Saturday rendezvous in Perry and Tom and I swapping stories....music and otherwise. I will miss him mare than you know. Ann and I send our love and condolences to you and your family.

Tom was one of the leaders of the Libcoln Street gang. During the Summers, we played all day and late into the night, baseball, fishing, biking. Tom was the king when we played home run derby at the Waterworks. Fond memories. Dewey McCoy

Tom was a lifelong friend from the time we were small children through adulthood. Many great memories with Tom including baseball, football, basketball pickup games in the neighborhood. Tom was an avid reader and wrote poetry as well. I don't think Tom ever met a stranger and his sense of humor was one of the great gifts that he shared with many people.

Sorry to hear of your uncle passing, Vicky. Please pass on mom's and my condolences to your mom and family.