In Celebration of

Thomas "Tom" Supple

May 6, 1925 - October 30, 2016

Supple, Thomas (Tom) Patrick

Peacefully, surrounded by his family, after 91 vibrant years, at St. Joseph's Healthcare, Hamilton, Ontario on October 30, 2016. Reunited with his beloved wife Margaret, who he shared 58 beautiful years of marriage. Loving father to David, the late Bridget, John (Deanna), James (Diana), and Maureen (Drew). Proud Grandpa to Samantha (Marc), Kaleigh, Matthew, Evan, Jazmine, and Jack. Dear brother to John (Kathleen). Predeceased by his parents and siblings. He will be missed by each life he touched; he truly made our lives brighter. A special thank you to the doctors, nurses and staff at St. Joseph's Healthcare, for their care and compassion.

Visitation at Bay Gardens Funeral Home - "William J. Markey Chapel", 947 Rymal Road East, HAMILTON (905.574.0405) on Thursday, November 3, 2016 from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm and from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Funeral Mass will be held at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Ancaster, 11 Wilson Street West, Ancaster on Friday, November 4, 2016 at 10:00 am. Cremation will follow.

For those who wish, memorial donations made to the St. Joseph's Healthcare would be appreciated. Please sign the online Book of Condolences at www.baygardens.ca

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Anne Supple (Niece)

Entered November 1, 2016 from Kerry Ireland

Rest in peace uncle Tom

Eileen Supple (Niece)

Entered November 1, 2016 from Co Kerry Ireland

To Tom and all his family everytime we met he made me laugh , dance and feel so special we will miss him, le gra mor .
Eileen

Brid Supple. (Niece)

Entered November 1, 2016 from Ballyronan.Ireland

Rest in Peace.You will be greatly missed by all your Irish relatives.

Nora Mal Supple (Sister in law)

Entered November 1, 2016 from Co. Kerry ,Ireland .

To the Supple family with deepest sympathy and very fond memories .
Nora and family .

Ron Valentine (Former co-worker, friend)

Entered November 1, 2016 from Hamilton

I was sad to read this morning of the passing of Tom. I had the pleasure and privilege of working with Tom at Sears in Burlington. He was an excellent salesman and never failed to brighten everyone's day. We used to call him the 'Senior Statesman' of the Commission Sales force, even then! He was the only person who could call our Store Manager by his first name and get away with it! Tom was always enthusiastic and that would rub off on to everyone else. He was always quick with a joke but because of his nursing experience he would be the first person we called on to help if a customer or staff was not feeling well. I remember one time we were having coffee in the mall and I noticed how much sugar he was putting in his coffee- he said, laughing, it was his one vice! So much enthusiasm, so much positivity yet so much compassion and care. A true gentleman.

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