Tommy Moffit  has passed away!

Tommy was classy, respected, shunned the limelight, was a great example for all of us to follow, kind, caring, had a great sense of humor, and loved by all.   If you look up the word gentleman in the dictionary, they should remove the text and just put Tommy’s photo there.           

Tommy’s wife Peggy passed away in 1978, 32 years without her, yet never a complaint.   Tommy’s heart was as big as the Irish Center.  Today, there is a huge hole in the heart of the Irish community, but memories of our own hero, will help us all continue and keep the tradition alive. 

To Tommy’s family, thank you for sharing Tommy with all of us.   You are each, one of our own, and there is no way we are going to let you go through this journey without us.   You are just going to need to send out a lot more Christmas Cards!

To Tommy, no more walker, no more wheelchair, no more arthritis in your fingers, no more nursing home, no more pain.   Play that box and smile away, our loss is heavens gain!  From now on, whenever we have a major event in the Irish Community, we will have a Box sitting on an empty chair in memory of Tommy.

Tommy no one here wants to say goodbye, no one!   So we will just say God Bless, and we’ll see you later. 

And I have one final message for Peggy and all our friends and relatives up in heaven.   Sit back, relax, and enjoy the sweetest music this side of Roscommon, from your ETERNAL host, the legendary Mr. TOMMY MOFFIT!

Rest in Peace Tommy, Rest in Peace!