Thomas "Tom" L. Minner, 74, of Marietta, GA, died March 30, 2015. Tom was born in Little Rock, AK to John T. and Bess Minner. He graduated from the University of Georgia and remained an avid Bulldog football fan for life. He started a career in packaging sales in the early 1970s and started his own business in 1984. He is survived by his loving wife, Carolyn Minner; daughters, Linda Minner of Marietta, GA and Amy Irvin and her husband David of Ballground, GA; sister, Terri Hatfield of Callahan, Florida and sister, Mary St Clair of Canton, GA; brother, David Minner of Woodstock; and grandchildren Tristan and Jessie Irvin. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial contributions to Good Mews Animal Foundation, Marietta, GA or to various Veterans A+ charities such as Fischer House.
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April 10, 2015
Peggy Garvin
Hi Carolyn
My love thought and prayers
Are with u everyday
God has plans for Us all
Lean on him and he will see u through
The wonderful life you had with Tom has created the memories
That is so precious
With love
Peggy Garvin
April 9, 2015
Carolyn, you and your family are in my prayers. I never had the pleasure of meeting Tom, but have spoken to him on the phone for years. He was a wonderful person to work with. Everyone at Blow Molded Solutions will miss him.
Sara Brust (Reidsville, NC)
April 9, 2015
Carolyn,
Lindsay told me of Tom's death.I am so sorry for your loss.It is so hard to lose a husband .
God Bless you
Jane Dye
April 4, 2015
Susan Shea-Gerson
There is a hole in all of our hearts. No one lit up a room like our Tommy Lee. With all of our love. Susan, Stephen, Jameson, and Blaine
April 3, 2015
Linda Lloyd
I am devastated to hear of Tom's passing. I always looked forward to seeing his smiling face every 3 months to clean his teeth. We laughed and told stories the whole time. He was my bionic patient. My prayers and love go out to all the family on the loss of such a great man.
April 3, 2015
Les & Lois Gurvey
The "bag-man" will be greatly missed by all his friends. We will always remember his great smile and sense of humor. Never a dull moment when Tom was around and I am sure he has his eagle eye on us all now as we pay tribute to his life with us. Our prayers are with Carolyn and his family today and forever.
April 2, 2015
Calvin Turner
Carolyn, I felt like I had known Tom for years even without ever meeting. We had a number of great conversations on the phone that lasted quite a while at times. Gonna be missed our talks.
Our deepest sympathy. Janice & I will keep you in our prayers.
Calvin & Janice Turner
April 2, 2015
Don Abernathy
Very sad to hear of Tom's passing. I considered him a friend and he will be missed by many. i for one will miss his smiling face and great sense of humor. RIP Tom
April 2, 2015
Eleanor Lynn Spigner
Carolyn, I am so sorry that I can't attend Tom's funeral service. I am still on 60mg of steroids a day right now. My immune system is real low. The Dr wants me to stay in. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of the family. I love you all.
April 1, 2015
Carolyn so sorry to hear about Tom. Prayers being sent
Ronnie Wilkerson
Montgomery, AL
April 1, 2015
Very sad to hear the news of Tom's passing, he will surely be missed. Please accept my deepest sympathy. Carolyn you are in my prayers.
Larry M
April 1, 2015
Lee Johnson
I have done business with Tom for 28 years. Straight shooter and good person who will be missed.
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