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Amcasci · 04-13-2015, 05:42 AM

Christ is risen! O death where is your sting!

I am saddened by the home going of Tom. Tom was the director of a jesus people house in Newark Ohio when I met hi. He was insturmental in my life in 1971. I hooked up with the LC first and I actually was then insturmental in Tom, Karen and a few others coming to Akron. Only days ago I finally got a phone number for him and called and left a message on his machine. dear Tom I look forward to seeing you again. I should add that Tom kept me going into the children of God movement which surely would have been the end of me.

I am sorry but I have to go on. Tom was so very alive, had a keen mind. He actually enlisted in the army so he could be an officer instead of a grunt. He saw much horror. I remember him telling me how terrifying it was to hear mortar shells on the way and how helpless it felt.

I am so happy to have know Tom.

Does anyone know of his brother Jim? He was a character and quite different from Tom. I hope Jim is doing ok.
Te Deum Laudamus

Art

04-13-2015, 05:42 AM	#6
Amcasci Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Greater dayton ohio Posts: 36	Re: Regarding Tom McNaughton (Toledo) Christ is risen! O death where is your sting! I am saddened by the home going of Tom. Tom was the director of a jesus people house in Newark Ohio when I met hi. He was insturmental in my life in 1971. I hooked up with the LC first and I actually was then insturmental in Tom, Karen and a few others coming to Akron. Only days ago I finally got a phone number for him and called and left a message on his machine. dear Tom I look forward to seeing you again. I should add that Tom kept me going into the children of God movement which surely would have been the end of me. I am sorry but I have to go on. Tom was so very alive, had a keen mind. He actually enlisted in the army so he could be an officer instead of a grunt. He saw much horror. I remember him telling me how terrifying it was to hear mortar shells on the way and how helpless it felt. I am so happy to have know Tom. Does anyone know of his brother Jim? He was a character and quite different from Tom. I hope Jim is doing ok. Te Deum Laudamus Art