Thomas Henry Newton Jr.

October 25th, 1923 - August 22nd, 2010

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Roberta, Tom, Carol, and the rest of the Newton Family - Please accept my condolences on your loss. Fuzzy was an amazing man who always made me laugh - even if 'threatening' to put a tack on the end of his shoe so I’d run the bases faster. I have a lot of great memories of him through softball and life. I'll miss his fantastic bear hugs but I know he is at peace with Afton now. Love and prayers to you all Krissa Gardner Cabral

Psalms 119:28 My soul weeps with sorrow; strengthen me according to your word.
Lamentations 3:32 Though he brings grief, he will show compassion, so great is his unfailing love.

Krissa Gardner Cabral

Dear Roberta and family:

We were so sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He was such a good friend of my mom and dad (Bob and Bobbi Grimes) and he lived across the street from us when we first moved to our farm on 62nd St. He always remained interested in our family and was a pleasure to visit with. He could put a smile on anyone's face. He was a good and generous man and will be sadly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the family during this difficult time.

Milford and Penny (Grimes) Popp

My sincere condolences to your family and may you find peace in this difficult time.

Please know that Fuzzy impacted many people in positive and profound ways and he was very loved and looked up to.

Fuzzy was a softball coach, a mentor, a surrogate grandfather (complete with "tough love") to "his girls" on the BHS Varsity Softball Teams, and much, much more to us. I'm honored to be counted in that number and I am confident that I can speak on the behalf of all of us from the team ('94, '95, & '96)that he meant the world to us and he was very loved.

Natalie (Nelson) Annerino

Tom Newton will always have a very special place in my heart and held in high regard with my entire family. The "Big Fig" as we referred to him (never to his face of course) was a mans man with a thundering voice and unconditional love for his family and friends. I was fortunate enough to grow up with Mr. Newton and share great times with his wife Roberta, son Scott and daughters Jill and Sally. You knew they loved you because they treated you like one of their own and I still have his hand print on my rear end to prove it! Well deserved I must say. They don't make guys like Tom anymore and he will be dearly missed.

Thomas Henry Newton Jr.

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