In loving memory of Thomas "Tom" Saint who sadly passed away on 30th November 2020
A proud Husband, Brother, Dad and Grandad.
Tom can only be described as a talented man for many reasons. Our houses have been touched with his creative skills through his embroidery, crochet, wood craft skills and the words that he wrote in our celebration cards.
Time and again you would go to the front door to hear him play the Ukulele or Accordion.
The memories are plentyful and personal to everyone he met.
He will be very much missed by many.
Devastated to learn of Tom's demise. We started working in the refrigeration business in Sept 1964 and our lives have been intertwined ever since. A truly remarkable man of many talents we worked on many projects in different countries and shared some hilarious experiences.
A more genuine, helpful, friendly and thoroughly decent man you couldn't meet and the world is a poorer place for his passing.
RIP mate
Paul & Pauline
Just found out the really sad news about Tom. I spent many a time away working with him at Industcool and later at wessex. Always made me laugh when he would sleep walk when we stayed away up in Colchester. He was the first person to ever threaten to sack me, he made a real impression on me all for the better of course!! Yve my thoughts are with you and all the family at this very sad time. Xxxx
Tom, all of us at Beadles Balladeers miss you so much. Oh the fun and laughter we've shared on Friday afternoons in the tea room. Your memory will live on forever as long as there is a singer left in our group. Please look down on us every Friday and laugh at the tired old jokes that get recycled, and don't judge the quality of the singing. No doubt you will be up in heaven forming your own ukulele group. No doubt we will all meet up again. xxx
RIP playing that ukulele Tom...
Lee & Andrea
Cruelly will never be the same
For Tom our very special friend
Always a ready smile, a twinkle in your eyes and warmth and love in abundance. You will always be in my thoughts.
For Tom our very special friend
Tom was a really lovely man, so kind, considerate and did so much for so many people. I miss seeing him around Grove Place, when we all used to play together in the ukulele band.
Elaine Gaussen
RIP Tom - with love from Roger Saint and Sue Price
Heaven has gained a real and talented Gentleman in every sense of the word. RIP Tom.
Tom you will be sadly missed. Now you’re our Angel 💕
To say he will be missed is an understatement. Always ready to help. Always ready to have some fun. Ukulele always handy. As he would say onward and upward.
RIP Tom
RIP Tom
Dearest Tom such wonderful memories of your kindness, and the laughter and super holidays Pete and I enjoyed with you and Yve, I will think of you whenever I cook roast lamb.
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