Mr. Thomas Nielsen

Birth date: Aug 15, 1950 Death date: Jul 7, 2020

Thomas Nielsen, 69, of Dadeville AL passed away July 7th, 2020 at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika AL. Born August 15th, 1950 to the late Peter Nielsen and Anne Misencik Nielsen he was the husband of Mary A. DeVivo Nielsen. Read Obituary

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Susan Schmelcke

288w ago

Mary my prayers are with you during this time ,I know you have god in your heart and he will give you comfort as your sweet Tom has entered his house.🙏🏻🙏🏻 In heaven. Love 💕 Sue Schmelcke

Sandy & Jerry Lightsey

288w ago

Mary, Keeping you in our prayers at this time of sadness.

Sandy & Jerry Lightsey, Dunnellon, FL

Gary Haydu

288w ago

in honor of Thomas.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Gary Haydu

288w ago

Rest In Peace My Friend. All the good Times we had growing up.

Gary Haydu

288w ago

in honor of Thomas.

Janet Yost

288w ago

Tom and Mary Ann visited our home in Barboursville WV. Our children were little. They had such fun playing with the little girls. Hugs and Love 💕 Bob and I send love and prayers. Janet Dorado Yost

Joann Fogarty

288w ago

It had been many years since I first knew Tommy aka/ Sparky. I knew him from Stratford High but we really weren't friends. We became friends years later when I saw his name on face book and I started chatting with each other. He always made me laugh and I will miss that. We always talked about the next time he and Mary were in Connecticut we'd hook up. He wanted so much to be able to go the our 50th class reunion but due to health issues he wasn't able to come. I wish he had. I know he's in heaven and at last free. Sparky, I'm going to miss you.
Peace and Love,
Joann

Cheryl Brown

288w ago

in honor of Thomas.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Don Mclain

288w ago

Mary Ann,
Very sorry to hear about Tom. He fought a long battle. May he now Rest In Peace. My thoughts and prayers continue to be for you at this difficult time.

Don

Rosemary Devivo Labore

288w ago

I never had the pleasure of meeting you but through your wife she painted a picture of what a kind man you were. You are now free of pain and although Mary will miss you terribly she knows that you are at peace.
Rosemary DeVivo LaBore

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