Thomas James Williamson

Birth date: Jan 4, 1953 Death date: Jun 7, 2024

Thomas James Williamson, of Marysville went home to be with the Lord Friday, June 7, 2024. He was born January 4, 1953, in Detroit, Michigan to the late George and Julie (Manuel) Williamson. He married Cheryl Gamble on May 19, 198 Read Obituary

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Mary Simon

74w ago

I was about 16 years old when I first met Tom through my boyfriend (turned husband) Kenny Fagan. Tom’s quick wit, big smile and hearty laugh hooked me. When Kenny enlisted in the Navy right after high school graduation, I spent the next 3 years hanging out with Tom and all those “Ives University” guys. So many fun memories we shared at the Red Robin, Burson’s farm in Harbor Beach and an unforgettable camping trip across the border. We started our “gang”, the GTO’s, which stood for Greater Than Others, just because we were having fun being ridiculous.

When Tom met Cheryl, he couldn’t wait for us to meet her…he had found his life partner. They spent a few days at our farm and it was apparent they were meant to be together. Our children, Andy & Carrie, stood up in their wedding…how sweet was that?

Fast forward to 2015: Kenny was in ICU with pneumonia and losing his battle with Parkinson’s, Tom came every day to sit with me for awhile. His kindness was never ending. You will be greatly missed my life long friend.

Steve

75w ago

My old friend of sixty years has passed away. We spent a lot of time together over the years sometimes a little mischievous but mostly just fun. I first met Tom in grade school, where we were Safety Patrol boys on the same corner, marking the beginning of a lifelong friendship.
We were fortunate to be a part of a large group that left so many memories:
Countless hours at Paul’s Party Store, thanks to Paul the owner, who let us hang out there so we weren’t out getting into trouble.
Who could forget Ives School playing indian ball and listening to Tiger games.
I have to mention The GTO’s, our gang with our clubhouse being the Red Robin bar. LOL
Always a group of us Riding trail bikes up north for long weekends.
One of my favorite memories was when four of us drove to the Florida Keys. It was a week of pure laughs.
It was Tom who set the stage for me to meet my wife, Rosanne, just around the same time he met Cheryl, so we were both in each others wedding party.
Tom was not just a friend but a skilled carpenter evident in his many projects.. Much of our home was redone by Tom. He built a lean-to for my parents’ outbuilding and later helped me with my own. His talents were numerous, and always our go-to person for anything related to landscaping
Over the years we would always stay in touch. And in the last several years we would meet for lunch or dinner, once a month, to catch up on current events (some politics) and reminisce about the countless memories we had experienced over the years.
Tom’s passing leaves a void inside me that can never be filled. He was a friend, a brother, and a partner in countless adventures. Rest in peace, Tom. You will be deeply missed but never forgotten
Steve

Carrie

76w ago

When I was a child Uncle Tom was like a gentle giant. He was very kind and always playful with us kids. I always loved to see him and "beat" him in arm wrestling. Our visits may not have been frequent but they were very meaningful to me as a child. I also will never be able to express how helpful it was to have his support when my dad was sick. Until we meet again Uncle Tom, be ready for an arm wrestle when I get up there with you all!

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