Birth date: Jan 24, 1981 Death date: May 10, 2018
Tony Tomsich would like everyone to know that his work on this earth is done. He received his call May 10th 2018 for an appointment of which he will be guiding the rest of us through the remainder of our time here on earth. This a Read Obituary
❤️🫶🏽❤️I don’t think it gets easier not having you here just know how much you impacted my life and I’m forever thankful for that
❤️❤️❤️forever in my thoughts and dreams…missing you more than ever. Happy birthday❤️❤️❤️
Happy birthday! I can’t believe it’s been 3 years 😥 I think about you often and this morning I felt you. I can’t explain it something drew me to you so I came here to your obituary and seen it was your birthday. This month is extremely hard for me you helped me through a traumatic experience and for this I will always be thankful for you. Words can’t express how thankful and blessed I am for you. Rest in paradise and know I miss you. ❤️
i know i’m a little late but it has been difficult looking through a telescope at life since the passing. i know come to understand the true meaning of death and what has happened. my dearest memory was sneaking out with my dad and going drifting in the toyota. rest in paradise dad
The reality of one of my first friends passing away is still surreal. I’ve known Tony since preschool and I have a lot of great memories. My favorite memory of Tony was his witty sarcasm that always made me laugh. I haven’t seen Tony in several years but we have always been friends that could pick right back up after our disagreements. We spent a lot of time together over the years and he will be missedMy prayers go to the Tomsich family for the loss I cannot begin to understand. I’ve always loved Tomsich family.
So sorry to hear of Tony's passing! We love you!
Sterling and Jill Bateman
I remember Tony coming to our house in Ferron to give our puppies their first shots. Then he grew up and moved on. Happy to have known him and his family for a brief time. My best to you Sean and Ima Jean.
Sincerely, Paul Jensen
I met Tony and Joe in the summer of 2001 in Silvergate/Cooke City, MT. We became instant friends. I think I hung out with the Tomsich boys every day that summer. Some of my fondest memories of one of my favorite places on Earth include anxiously waiting for the boys to get off work, hanging out in the caboose where they lived and driving around the mountains in Tony’s Toyota looking for critters. Of all the people who have come and gone throughout my life, Tony was one of my favorites. ❤️💔😢
Tony, Tony, you have been one of my favorite Nephew's, Bob and I loved it when You and Joe lived with us for a while, Tony would lose the house key, and crawl through the doggie door to get back in. Always a beautiful smile, and such good looking boys, so kind, considerate, You will be missed, take care of your little Brother!!
Imogene and Shaun, hope God gives you the strength to get through this, it will take a lot, everything happens for a reason, wish I knew why, he is in God's hands now, on a new journey. Love you guys, my prayers have been with you all week,
Love Aunt Dodie
