Always the one to lift the room when we had family parties and I can always remember when we were kids, coming to visit. Auntie Mavis would french plait my hair and uncle tommy and my dad would sneak to the pub (just for one). They’d come back hammered. You were always the one to make us laugh and never let us pay for our taxi rides to Hanley on a night. Rest in peace uncle Tommy xx

In loving memory of Tommy x

Smiler ...a master of banter and a legend of men. You have and will always be a great man to look up to and I am proud to call you my uncle Tommy.
Oggy oggy oggy!!!

Rest in peace love you smiler
Mitch, Kim, Dexter and Daisie-Rae
xxxx

Tommy was a great man, I will always cherish the memories of him when I was growing up in England. He will forever be missed and never forgotten. Xx

Tommy you will be so sadly missed by so many family and friends. May you rest in peace.

In memory of Tommy

Neil and Marie Parton

In memory of Tommy, a lovely family man.
Joan and Noel

An absolute amazing gentleman...I first met Tommy he picked me up from airport and asked me what I did in Corfu...then he started talking about his daughter Tracy..and that she just started her own business and we had alot in common..he never shut up about Tracy all the way back to Stoke..about her business...life..dancing.. competitions how.he talked full of pride about her..and how independent she is
Tommy was a very proud dad..it was only when he dropped me off I realized she was one of my good friends from school...
Amazing gentleman and father...
Fly high x

A lovely man Tommy. We shared undoubtedly the funniest taxi ride ever when we went through a flood on Bellerton Lane and nearly didn’t make it, footwells filling with water ! Laughed with him every time I saw him in the pub after ! RIP Tommy, one of life’s true characters. ❤️