Thomas Joseph "Tommy" Cormier was the second of four sons born to Dalton John Cormier, Sr and Odile Thibodeaux. He was born in with Downs Syndrome in a time when special needs children were often sent to institutions. His mother
fought to get services to help families in Jefferson county care for their children at home. He lived at home until the last few years of his life, when he suffered from dementia and required more specialized care.
He was survived by his mother, his brothers Dalton, Jr, Gary, and Jim, 3 nephews, and 3 nieces.
fought to get services to help families in Jefferson county care for their children at home. He lived at home until the last few years of his life, when he suffered from dementia and required more specialized care.
He was survived by his mother, his brothers Dalton, Jr, Gary, and Jim, 3 nephews, and 3 nieces.
Thomas Joseph "Tommy" Cormier was the second of four sons born to Dalton John Cormier, Sr and Odile Thibodeaux. He was born in with Downs Syndrome in a time when special needs children were often sent to institutions. His mother
fought to get services to help families in Jefferson county care for their children at home. He lived at home until the last few years of his life, when he suffered from dementia and required more specialized care.
He was survived by his mother, his brothers Dalton, Jr, Gary, and Jim, 3 nephews, and 3 nieces.
fought to get services to help families in Jefferson county care for their children at home. He lived at home until the last few years of his life, when he suffered from dementia and required more specialized care.
He was survived by his mother, his brothers Dalton, Jr, Gary, and Jim, 3 nephews, and 3 nieces.
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