Thomas Blair Smith, 49, passed away at home in Middlesex, NJ in the arms of his family, after a courageous 14 month battle with brain cancer. Tom was the beloved son of Marjorie and Carl Blair Smith of Middlesex Borough and Port St. Lucie, Fl. and loving brother to Kathleen A. Smith of Branchburg, Lynne Smith of Middletown and Susan Smith of Middlesex. He was employed in Computer Management for nearly 20 years with AT&T, New Jersey and in 1998 transferred to Longwood, Fl. where he worked for AT&T and IBM
Tom loved fishing and in addition to many enjoyable hours spent fishing in Florida, he faithfully traveled to New Jersey every August to attend an annual bluefishing trip organized by family and friends. Tom was an avid basketball player and a fan of the sport. He loved music and had very eclectic tastes-from Sinatra to the Stones.
Tom will be sadly missed by both his family and a large circle of friends. May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral services will begin Thursday morning at the Middlesex Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Mount Virgin Church, Middlesex. Interment will follow in Resurrection Burial Park, Piscataway. Visitation hours will be Wednesday at the funeral home. Donations in his name were suggested to The Lance Armstrong Foundation.
Tom loved fishing and in addition to many enjoyable hours spent fishing in Florida, he faithfully traveled to New Jersey every August to attend an annual bluefishing trip organized by family and friends. Tom was an avid basketball player and a fan of the sport. He loved music and had very eclectic tastes-from Sinatra to the Stones.
Tom will be sadly missed by both his family and a large circle of friends. May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral services will begin Thursday morning at the Middlesex Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Mount Virgin Church, Middlesex. Interment will follow in Resurrection Burial Park, Piscataway. Visitation hours will be Wednesday at the funeral home. Donations in his name were suggested to The Lance Armstrong Foundation.
Thomas Blair Smith, 49, passed away at home in Middlesex, NJ in the arms of his family, after a courageous 14 month battle with brain cancer. Tom was the beloved son of Marjorie and Carl Blair Smith of Middlesex Borough and Port St. Lucie, Fl. and loving brother to Kathleen A. Smith of Branchburg, Lynne Smith of Middletown and Susan Smith of Middlesex. He was employed in Computer Management for nearly 20 years with AT&T, New Jersey and in 1998 transferred to Longwood, Fl. where he worked for AT&T and IBM
Tom loved fishing and in addition to many enjoyable hours spent fishing in Florida, he faithfully traveled to New Jersey every August to attend an annual bluefishing trip organized by family and friends. Tom was an avid basketball player and a fan of the sport. He loved music and had very eclectic tastes-from Sinatra to the Stones.
Tom will be sadly missed by both his family and a large circle of friends. May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral services will begin Thursday morning at the Middlesex Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Mount Virgin Church, Middlesex. Interment will follow in Resurrection Burial Park, Piscataway. Visitation hours will be Wednesday at the funeral home. Donations in his name were suggested to The Lance Armstrong Foundation.
Tom loved fishing and in addition to many enjoyable hours spent fishing in Florida, he faithfully traveled to New Jersey every August to attend an annual bluefishing trip organized by family and friends. Tom was an avid basketball player and a fan of the sport. He loved music and had very eclectic tastes-from Sinatra to the Stones.
Tom will be sadly missed by both his family and a large circle of friends. May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral services will begin Thursday morning at the Middlesex Funeral Home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Mount Virgin Church, Middlesex. Interment will follow in Resurrection Burial Park, Piscataway. Visitation hours will be Wednesday at the funeral home. Donations in his name were suggested to The Lance Armstrong Foundation.
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