Anyone from the class of 1960 that knew or hung with Tom will have great stories. He always  seemed to have enough time to talk to you and listen whether you had question, comment  or just small talk. Tom was the FONZ before there ever was one

Tom Bohler  

 Tom was a very special cousin. I can remember babysitting for Tom and Vicky‘s kids when I was a young teenager and after I had my own family I always enjoyed visiting with both of them in the house on Martin Street. Tom was always close to the family even after Vicky had passed. I can remember when he would drive up to Greenville to visit. One of my most recent memories with Tom was   Five years ago, about a year after my husband Dennis passed. He drove all the way up from his home in Middletown to my house near Fort recovery and spent probably three hours chatting with me on the patio. He had brought  along with him some family pictures and a Lease Family tree book. He was a dear soul and I know he will be missed greatly by his children and wife. Rest in peace cousin Tom

When I first met Tom Jr. I was treated like a brother and when I met Tom Sr. and Vickie, I was treated like a son. The whole time growing up I knew when I came threw there door I had a brother, a sister and a mom and  dad. Every time I came threw that door was a favorite Memory. It was a sanctuary, you walked threw the door and your troubles was left outside . While you were there, you totally forgot about your problems. You recharged your life batteries so when you went out the door you could take life on again. My house is run like Tom Sr ran his, Its a sanctuary for all who enter.  Heaven has just got one of it's best mentors and soldiers.

Remembering you Bill , & Brother Tom, attending the Wakefield Meeting at Garst Museum, and we shared  with our Leis-Leas- Lease family research. It was such a memorable day.
"God Bless all of you, and May Tom rest in peace."
Marilyn J. Lease-Fritz - Greenville Senior High classmate "1963"



Tom and Bill were our closest cousins. We had lots of good times growing up and even after moving away we visited . He will be missed but plan to see him in heaven some day. Then we will really have lots of time to enjoy all the family and friends that have gone before. Love you Tom, Homer and Elaine and all your kin out west.

Prayers of comfort for all Bill so sorry for your loss

We were in the same class, and in those days I would never have dreamed that  someday our sons would become best friends.  Quite a coincident.    We spent a lot of time laughing at and  being proud of our boys. He will truly be missed by a lot of people.   Rest in peace, Tom

Karen and Ted Nealeigh



Tom sold me my first car which was a 57 Chevy. That was back in 1977 and I still have that car!  I saw him at the Annie Oakley Festival a couple years ago and had a nice afternoon reminiscing about old times. We belonged to the Treaty City Street Rods and we all had old cars.  Most of them were in primer, but it didn’t matter!  We took trips to Gatlinburg and many other places and even though our vehicle’s didn’t look the best we always had the best times!   It took me many years but, the 57 is not in primer and  I’m so glad  Tom got to see it finished.  Thinking of all of you❤️

Thomas Harris was such a good person and we will miss him and his saying Hey twins good to see you guys!! 
We graduated with him in 1960 and have  many great times with him.. Prayers are for the family.
Tom you will be missed so much..
Love, Karen Karn and Linda Wolfard (Arnold)


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Thomas L. Harris Sr.

12 février 1942 – 7 juin 2020

Zechar Bailey Funeral Home

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