Help Support the Werner Family - In Memory of Tom Werner

In Loving Memory of Thomas “Tom” Werner

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of Thomas “Tom” Werner, a beloved husband, father, brother, and friend. Tom was deeply, deeply loved by his family. He was the center of their world, and their love for him was immeasurable. Tom, 43, passed away Friday evening, leaving behind a family and friends devastated by his loss. Tom was known for his larger-than-life personality, always on the go, but the chillest dude you know, his infectious humor, and his passion for cars, motorcycles, and the adrenaline rush of the need for speed. He was the kind of person who could crack a dumb joke or just be plain old goofy and have everyone around him cracking up. His energy and spirit touched so many lives, and he will be forever missed.

Preceded in death by his Mother; Beth Duffy and Father; Tom Werner, aka-Beezer. Tom leaves behind his wife, Kitty; daughter, Angelina; son, Thomas; brother, Joey; sister, Kristy Tingler; grandmother, MaryJane Duffy; uncle, William Duffy; cousins, nieces, nephews, and the rest of his family and friends who are heartbroken by this sudden loss. As the family navigates the overwhelming grief of losing Tom, they are also faced with the unanticipated financial burden of funeral expenses. This is a time of unimaginable pain, and they were not prepared for the financial weight that comes with such a tragic loss.

We are asking for the support of our family, friends, our neighborhood, and beyond to help ease this burden. Any contribution, no matter how small, will go directly toward covering the costs of Tom’s funeral and memorial services and other unexpected expenses. Your donations will allow his family to focus on honoring his memory and healing in the days ahead.

Please consider donating to help the Werner family during this incredibly difficult time. Your love, support, and generosity will make a world of difference as they navigate this heart-wrenching loss.

Thank you for your kindness and compassion during this time of sorrow.