Thomas "Tommy" Patrick Smith

Thomas "Tommy" Patrick Smith

August 24, 1976 - January 08, 2024

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Thomas “Tommy” Patrick Smith of Aberdeen passed away on Monday, January 8, 2024 at Harford Memorial Hospital. He was 47.

Born at Ft. Hood, TX he was the son of Thomas P. Smith of Aberdeen and the late Debra (Corrigan) Smith.

A stock clerk, Mr. Smith loved comedy and magic, fishing and reading and watching baseball and football, but he especially enjoyed spending time with his nephew and nieces, making them and all kids laugh. They found him to be the funniest, best uncle ever.

In addition to his dad he is survived by his brother, Michael D. Smith and his wife Sara of Aberdeen and their children Emily and Abigale and his sister, Christine White and her husband Tracy of Bel Air and their children Grace and Parker. Many extended family and friends who cared more than he knew. A private ceremony will be held in the future.

"If heaven exists, to know there's laughter, that would be a great thing"

Nanu nanu,

R. Williams

Testing 1.2.3.

God speed,

-me


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We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Tarring-Cargo Funeral Home
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Mike Smith
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Nancy
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I remember babysitting Tommy when he was one. He was so cute, big brown eyes and curly red hair he loved his big wheel. I didn’t really get to spend much time with him as he got older. This is Aunt Nancy my heart goes out to you all. God bless you
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Nancy
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God bless you all,
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Mike Gilbert
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Sorry for your loss Uncle Tom will be missed
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Ann & Nelson Laughton
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We enjoyed a number of conversations over the years at Grace Church. Always cheerful, thoughtful, and often inciteful. We are very sorry for your loss.

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