Thomas R. Fletcher was born on March 26, 1939, and died on August 25, 2022. He was the sixth child of Harry R. and Exie M. Fletcher who predeceased him along with brothers William, John, and Edward Fletcher, and sisters, Jean Farr and Virginia Nunemacher.
Tom lived his life in Columbus, Worthington, and Dublin. He enjoyed many trips to Naples, Florida where they maintained a second residence. He enjoyed designing and building houses for the family completing four such opportunities as well as some great traveling, landscaping, and music. He graduated from North High School and earned a Bachelor and Master's degrees from The Ohio State University. He spent his professional life of over 50 years in education. While with the Columbus schools, he was a teacher, principal, supervisor of instruction, and executive director of middle and high schools. A highlight was the development of the alternative program at Monroe for which he earned the Freedoms Foundation Award. At Bexley, with the support of staff, Bexley Middle School became an award winning school. Upon his first retirement, he became an adjunct professor at Otterbein University. Then he became the director of curriculum and instruction at the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow. He devoted his life to the creation of effective school experiences for students and was most respected for the ability to nurture growth and talent in those with whom he worked. Tom was a member of Worthington Chapter #287 O.E.S. New England Lodge #4, F&AM, The Aladdin Shrine, past president of the Shrine Band, and member of the Royal Order of Jesters, Columbus Court #8.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Summit Hospice, 2760 Airport Drive, Bldg.
Tom lived his life in Columbus, Worthington, and Dublin. He enjoyed many trips to Naples, Florida where they maintained a second residence. He enjoyed designing and building houses for the family completing four such opportunities as well as some great traveling, landscaping, and music. He graduated from North High School and earned a Bachelor and Master's degrees from The Ohio State University. He spent his professional life of over 50 years in education. While with the Columbus schools, he was a teacher, principal, supervisor of instruction, and executive director of middle and high schools. A highlight was the development of the alternative program at Monroe for which he earned the Freedoms Foundation Award. At Bexley, with the support of staff, Bexley Middle School became an award winning school. Upon his first retirement, he became an adjunct professor at Otterbein University. Then he became the director of curriculum and instruction at the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow. He devoted his life to the creation of effective school experiences for students and was most respected for the ability to nurture growth and talent in those with whom he worked. Tom was a member of Worthington Chapter #287 O.E.S. New England Lodge #4, F&AM, The Aladdin Shrine, past president of the Shrine Band, and member of the Royal Order of Jesters, Columbus Court #8.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Summit Hospice, 2760 Airport Drive, Bldg.
Thomas R. Fletcher was born on March 26, 1939, and died on August 25, 2022. He was the sixth child of Harry R. and Exie M. Fletcher who predeceased him along with brothers William, John, and Edward Fletcher, and sisters, Jean Farr and Virginia Nunemacher.
Tom lived his life in Columbus, Worthington, and Dublin. He enjoyed many trips to Naples, Florida where they maintained a second residence. He enjoyed designing and building houses for the family completing four such opportunities as well as some great traveling, landscaping, and music. He graduated from North High School and earned a Bachelor and Master's degrees from The Ohio State University. He spent his professional life of over 50 years in education. While with the Columbus schools, he was a teacher, principal, supervisor of instruction, and executive director of middle and high schools. A highlight was the development of the alternative program at Monroe for which he earned the Freedoms Foundation Award. At Bexley, with the support of staff, Bexley Middle School became an award winning school. Upon his first retirement, he became an adjunct professor at Otterbein University. Then he became the director of curriculum and instruction at the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow. He devoted his life to the creation of effective school experiences for students and was most respected for the ability to nurture growth and talent in those with whom he worked. Tom was a member of Worthington Chapter #287 O.E.S. New England Lodge #4, F&AM, The Aladdin Shrine, past president of the Shrine Band, and member of the Royal Order of Jesters, Columbus Court #8.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Summit Hospice, 2760 Airport Drive, Bldg.
Tom lived his life in Columbus, Worthington, and Dublin. He enjoyed many trips to Naples, Florida where they maintained a second residence. He enjoyed designing and building houses for the family completing four such opportunities as well as some great traveling, landscaping, and music. He graduated from North High School and earned a Bachelor and Master's degrees from The Ohio State University. He spent his professional life of over 50 years in education. While with the Columbus schools, he was a teacher, principal, supervisor of instruction, and executive director of middle and high schools. A highlight was the development of the alternative program at Monroe for which he earned the Freedoms Foundation Award. At Bexley, with the support of staff, Bexley Middle School became an award winning school. Upon his first retirement, he became an adjunct professor at Otterbein University. Then he became the director of curriculum and instruction at the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow. He devoted his life to the creation of effective school experiences for students and was most respected for the ability to nurture growth and talent in those with whom he worked. Tom was a member of Worthington Chapter #287 O.E.S. New England Lodge #4, F&AM, The Aladdin Shrine, past president of the Shrine Band, and member of the Royal Order of Jesters, Columbus Court #8.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to Summit Hospice, 2760 Airport Drive, Bldg.
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