Birth date: Dec 21, 1924 Death date: Jul 20, 2011
Mr. Thomas E. Wisneski, age 86, died Wednesday, July 20, 2011 in Muskegon. He was born December 21, 1924 in Muskegon to Vincent and Josephine (Sturmoski) Wisneski, and resided in the area all of his life. Tom was a Veteran of the Read Obituary
My dad and I were fortunate to spend an hour or so with Tom (and Steve) when I was in Muskegon in June. He was happy, talkative, and seemed to be living life to its fullest -- which must be of some comfort to those he left behind.
Our thoughts are with Steve, Kathy, the Wisneski family, and everyone whose life Tom touched.
Dave Wenk & family
San Diego, CA##imported-begin##Dave Wenk##imported-end##
We are so saddened to hear of Tom's passing. He was such a joyous soul! He had a great and memorable laugh. You can almost "hear" it on his obituary picture!
I have such wonderful memories of time spent with him as a kid spending time in his basement playing with all his electronics. Little did he know the influence it would have on me as a Software Engineer at INTEL!
We wish we could be there to support the family at the funeral but please know you are in our thougths and prayers and we will be donating in his name to Harbor Hospice.
Love to all,
Dave, Giselle & Chelsea Fox Phoenix, AZ##imported-begin##Dave & Giselle Fox##imported-end##
We send our thoughts and prayers to the entire Wisneski family, along with fond memories of great neighbors over so many years.
Allen, Marjorie and Family##imported-begin##The Allen Bell Family##imported-end##
My prayers and thought are with you all during this time of loss.
I remember many visits with your mom and dad at OLG and had some great laughs with them both.
Your parents are truly going to be missed.
Randy Martens##imported-begin##Randy Martens##imported-end##
A perfect picture of Tom,to be remembered by all who knew him. I am so sorry for your loss. He and Wynne Ann raised a wonderful and devoted family. Two years is a short time to lose both of your parents. May you only have the fondest memories of both of them.
My deepest sympathy.##imported-begin##Joan Hutchinson Leder##imported-end##
Your dad was one of the regulars at Burger King, every morning and sometimes into the afternoon, depending on who was coming and going at the time, he would bring us in big bags of candy and spoil us when ever he could. It was a pleasure to have had the chance to enjoy his company, we will miss him. Our prayers are with you.
The Morning Crew from Burger King##imported-begin##teddy verhulst##imported-end##
Hi Carol - I am so sorry about your dad. My mom died last July, so I understand what a loss it is. It really leaves a hole in your life.
Take care and know that I am thinking about you.
Barb (from the trust dept so many years ago)##imported-begin##Barbara Zeedyk##imported-end##
I'm at a loss for words. My dear friend and neighbor, affectionately known to me as Farmer Brown, has gone to join his beloved Wynne. There are no words to capture what a wonderful, positive person Tom was. He will be sorely missed by me.##imported-begin##Barb Wenk##imported-end##
What a great photo of Tom! It shows his personality perfectly. I was sorry to hear of his passing. I remember he and your mom getting together with the "Wild Bunch" (as Fran used to call them). My parents both enjoyed that so much. Many years and many memories.
You all are in our thoughts and prayers as you travel this journey. Keep the memories alive and you'll never be without him. God bless.##imported-begin##Linda Abair Stickel##imported-end##
