Thomas Lee Holmes

June 22, 1947 ~ March 23, 2020

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Tom Holmes (Thomas L. Holmes, Homer) 72, of Vero Beach, FL, formerly of Grove City, PA passed away peacefully at Cleveland Clinic, Indian River Memorial Hospital in Vero Beach, Fl Monday, March 23^rd.

Born June 22, 1947 And a graduate of Grove City Area High School, class of 1965.

After graduation Tom spent 4 years in the Navy, attended 3 business colleges before joining EDS until his retirement 29 years later, and 7 moves with the company, which he referred to as a paid vacation on the company!

Married Joyce the love of his life and who he considered his best friend, on July 10, 1976. Tom will be remembered for his ready smile and contagious laugh. He loved face book and checked it every morning. Family and Friends were everything to him. Tom had an exciting life and experienced many things on his Bucket List including taking a family cruise, owning two corvettes and driving a Richard Petty race car, which he swears his feet did not touch the ground for 3 days!!

Tom was proceeded in death by his parents, Joseph C and Eva M Holmes of Grove City and his nephew Bradley Paul Holmes, also of Grove City.

Tom is survived by his wife, Joyce of 44 years. Twins Nathan T (wife Lela) and Natalie (husband Paul), 2 Grandchildren Blake and Aubrey, 4 brothers, Paul (wife Linda), Nathan C (wife Genie), Robert (wife Anita) and Joseph N (wife Debbie) 1 niece and 6 nephews.

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Nathan C Holmes

April 10, 2020, 4:31 pm

I miss his smile and laughter. It was always exciting to know that he was coming because you knew you would have a good time. and laugh! I miss him and pray for his family! Only two years behind him, makes me think and remember the wonderful memories we had together. He suffers no more!

Thanks for the memories brother.

God Rest your soul. He is now with mom, dad, and Brad!

Miss you brother!

John V

May 17, 2022, 5:38 pm

I knew Tom while working with him on the EDS ASIMS project in the 1980’s and 90’s. He ran the Louisville Datacenter.
What a joy to be around. He was one happy go lucky guy. So much fun to be around.
Thankful i had a chance to meet Tom along the way.

May His Memory Be Eternal +++

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