Birth date: Apr 2, 1945 Death date: Aug 20, 2021
Thomas V. Napolitano, 76, passed away peacefully on Friday surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Syracuse, son of the late Thelma (Poulsen) and Vincent Napolitano. Tom attended Manlius Military Academy and later went on Read Obituary
We spoke just a few short weeks ago, who knew that it would be for the last time. Thank You for your "famous" cards Tom, I will remember your love for life and all the fun you had living it. May God Bless you and may you enjoy Eternity as much as you did this life. R.I.P. my friend.
So very sorry to hear of Tom’s passing. Sending love to all of you, those I know personally and those I do not, to send support and prayers at this difficult time. A special embrace and extension of love to my dear friend Cathy Mucci. Sincere condolences to all of Tom’s loved ones. Terese Capucilli (NYC)
To my cousins Cathy and Beverly, I saw the beginning of Bev's message and knew right away we had lost someone. Barb and I share in your sadness and we have prayed for you to receive God's comfort. I remember Tom from "snapshots" throughout life, from visits to Aunt Thelma & Uncle Vince's home, to weddings and anniversaries, to seeing him later in life, even when he stopped in at the NAPA store where I was working. Throughout it all we shared a love of cars and often times our talks would turn to his Lincoln and his Corvette. He built me a model of a Corvette and I didn't fully appreciate the meticulous care he took in it, the same care and artistry he put into furniture and motorcycles. I always thought he was a pretty cool guy and that is how he lives on in my memories. He is now in paradise, in the presence of the Lord and one day we will see him again.
Robert Poulsen
My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Tom. So many memories that started with our mutual love and ownership of Corvettes. Became great friends and he stood up as my best man when I got married. Travels all over the Northeast and more experiences than I could possibly count. He will be missed and I am honored to have been able to have spent time with him recently. Thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends.
Bob Woollis
Beverly & Family,
My sincere condolences go out to you all with the passing of Tom. Having known him since about 12 years old he was a good friend and a hell of an athlete. We played flag football together and man could he throw the ball. He was also a hell of a baseball pitcher and I remember him for sports.Tom and his big smile was always there when he met you and you would see him a lot of places.
Rest In Peace Tom and may God Bless You & Your Family.
So sorry and sad to hear of Tom's passing. We would always share memories whenever he called me- Sandy Pond ,old Fairmount and the family. We shared a lot of interests- model cars, custom cars, motorcycles and cool things in general. A gifted and talented person. See you again someday cousin.
