Birth date: Aug 12, 1931 Death date: May 14, 2012
Thomas Triscari, 80, of Liverpool, passed away Monday at the Francis House surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Jamestown, NY and resided in the Syracuse area for most of his life. Thomas was an U.S. Army veteran of the Read Obituary
So sorry for your loss,Tommy was a wonderful man,My Uncle,Carmen Tripodi talked and saw him a lot in the Days,God Bless to you all.
Love Antoinette
Val,Chris,Lori & family,
i have so many wonderful memories of tommy growing up. He was truly a wonderful man and dad. I spent many weekends at your house, and will never forget the great
times we all had. He would pick me up on friday nights after getting out of the shop and
drive me to eagle bay to spend time with all of you. those were the best times when we
were kids. alot has changed since then and i do hope you are all doing well. i now have
access to a camp up in forestport and everytime we take the drive up i always think of
eagle bay and the drive up with tommy and spending most of my summers there and
the great fun we all had. i am very sorry for your loss and my heart goes out to you.
patti massaro griffen
To Sharon and the family
Tommy was a wonderful person he was so much fun and always a pleasure to spend time with. He will be missed by many. May your memories keep him and his spirit alive. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.
Tommy was so great and always knew how to make me laugh. I haven't seen him in years but just thinking about going to go get my hair cut by him makes me smile. May he rest in peace. All my love and prayers to Sharon and the family.
Tom was a neighbor & my friend. We spent over the years a lot of time talking, sharing memories, just enjoying each others company. I will always remember that infectious smile,it would make your day. I will miss our times together.
To Sharon & family; Terri & I are very sorry for your loss.
" Eternal rest grant unto Tom Oh Lord and let the perpetual light shine
upon him now and forever Ahmen "
I will miss you my friend; Chris Kowalski
Sally ,Marie and Family.
So very sorry for your loss.. I can still see Tommys Smilling ,Round Baby face the first time we Met. Tom just came home from the service the same time Sam did They met on Ash Street and became fast friends, Tom decided to go to Hairdressing school ,and asked Sam to go with him. Sam stayed in Syracuse to be in the Family business, Tom went on and was the best, He Gave my daughter her first Job. He was always smilling.
We would like to extend our Deepest Sympathy to all the family and friends.
The Bella's Sam and Dolores .
Sharon & Family,
So sorry to read about Tom today. From day one meeting him 45 years ago he always had that Great Smile on his face. And he could bust em with the best. Loved to see him wheather it was at the shop or just on the street somewhere. Rest In Peace my Friend Tom and God Bless You and the Family too.
To Sharon and family, I am so sorry to hear of Tom's passing from my wife, Laurie and reading the obituary on-line today. I thought he would live forever, for he was larger than life itself. Laurie intoduced me to Tom back in the late 80's when she had told him she had met the man of her deeams and of course I had to met him and make sure I would meet his standards. Safe to say I passed and Tom gave me a great haircut and still did up until he left the shop off Teall Ave. We were honored that you and Tom attended our wedding. I enjoyed getting my haircut from Tom because he would tell me the best stories of his life through the years. they were were amazing!!! As our friendship grew, Tom would invite me to join him on occasion to SU basketball and football games. I would always come early to get my haircut just to see if he wanted me to snag him a sandwich from the Lucky 7's and we would hand out and shot the shit. It was hard to find a new barber, no offense to you Sharon, when it was time for Tom to hang up his scissors. I used to visit him over the years during his hospital stints, to try and cheer him up. I am sad that I lost track of Tom after he left the shop, told him that I would come out to visit and kick his ass to move about. Unfortunately that did not happen, got lost in the day to day existance of our own micro cosmic life. I type this with a heavy heart and I an truly devastated, so sad but I know he is in a better place and pain free at the casino on cloud nine. Will miss you.
Jim McCastor
