John "Tom" Thomas Libby III Obituary

I thought about Tom today so I thought I would look him up. Sadly, I found this out. My condolences to his family.

I met Tom while installing a phone system for him back in the late 80's. He had no idea the impact he had on me as a young man and young contractor. I recall him leaving the job to attend church mid week.. that stuck with me. Thanks Tom...

Just found out! So sorry for his family and friends! We loved Tom! A real professional! A great and honest guy!

Tom and I were partners in General Contracting along with Mike Homme in the mid 80's. Tom was a fun loving guy, good at his profession, and well liked by all the tradesmen.
I was shocked when I heard he had passed away.
My heart goes out to his family during this time of loss. We lost one of the good ones. Will miss seeing him around.

Tom was a very special person I'm greatfull to have known. He was always the first to offer help and want to do good. I had the privilege of working with him recently and will always cherish my memories of his sincerity and smile of wanting to do a great job. He was one of the most organized people I have meet. God bless him and his family. He is truly missed.

Tom ----- All the shooters from the Super Shoot will miss you very much including us. We all enjoyed your antics and will miss them. You were a special person at the annual super shoot.

Dear Carolyn...My deepest condolences to you and your family in this sudden loss of your dearly beloved Tom. When my ex-husband, Bill Rivera, passed away last year Tom was so sweet & thoughtful to reach out and share some stories and history with me about their joining the Air Force together, playing ball and living in Texas. That was a part of Bill's life that our daughter and I knew little about & Lori was especially interested & appreciative to

Dear Carolyn...My deepest condolences to you and your family in this sudden loss of your dearly beloved Tom. When my ex-husband, Bill Rivera, passed away last year Tom was so sweet & thoughtful to reach out and share some stories and history with me about their joining the Air Force together, playing ball and living in Texas. That was a part of Bill's life that our daughter and I knew little about & Lori was especially interested & appreciative to hear. I didn't personally know Tom, but through his emails I could hear how deeply he loved you all & how proud he was to still be married to his high school sweetheart He also emphasized how much he loved your children & was happy to still be working to help them as much as possible. It seemed he was a very loving and caring family man. He also shared some Harry D. stories that reflected what a fun loving & good humored guy he was. I imagine he has left you with a treasure chest full of wonderful memories to share & reflect upon until you meet again. My thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy are with you. May God be with you

Our condolences to the Libby Family. He was always friendly and pleasant to the staff each time he came in. On behalf of Juan , Nancy, Jessica, Marcella, Vanessa and the rest of the staff at Bank of Southern California, he will be truly missed.

We will greatly miss Tom. He and Art were classmates from Hogan Junior High and throughout high school. Tom always had a smile and brought joy to us and others. We will forever miss Tom. Our prayers are with you Carolyn and your family. With sympathy, Art and Lillian Rust

Played baseball on Toy Center Babe Ruth League with Tom. Also was a classmate at Hogan JR High and VHS.

Tommy was my cousin - early memories are when in Junior High he would come to pick me up from school in his car and people would ask if I was going with a High School guy...no - that is my cousin. He and his friends would go to my moms house, his aunt, and have lunch as it was only up the street from the school. Lost touch but was able to get in contact with both he and

Tommy was my cousin - early memories are when in Junior High he would come to pick me up from school in his car and people would ask if I was going with a High School guy...no - that is my cousin. He and his friends would go to my moms house, his aunt, and have lunch as it was only up the street from the school. Lost touch but was able to get in contact with both he and my cousin Patty over the past couple of years. You realize how precious family is. He will be greatly missed. Love to all who knew and loved him as well. The Payne - Weisner family.