Thomas J. McNicol
Age 73
Thomas J. McNicol, 73, of Riverside Ave. Wellsville died Thursday, January 24, 2002, at the Medical Center of Beaver, Pa. after a lengthy illness.
He was born in East Liverpool, Ohio on March 7, 1928. The son of the late E. Leo and Kathryn Maley McNicol. Mr McNicol had lived his entire life in this area.
Mr. McNicol had been employed as a Rural Mail Carrier for the U.S. Postal Service for over 30 years, retiring in 1986. He was a graduate of Wellsville High School , Class of 1946, a Veteran serving with the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict, and was a member of the Immaculate Conception Church of Wellsville.
He was a member of the Elks Lodge # 1040 of Wellsville, the American Legion Post 70 of Wellsville, and was a member and supported the Wellsville Alumni Association. Mr. McNicol was active with the Community Concert Association and managed and sponsored the ”Wellsville Merchants Men’s Baseball Team” for over 20 Years. He also managed T J Enterprises and produced several dinner shows at the Alumni Center in Wellsville.
Mr. McNicol is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Lowary McNicol, whom he married on June 7, 1951.
Additional survivors include 4 sons, Patrick M. McNicol of Columbus, Ohio, Cris E. McNicol and his wife, Judy , of Wellsville, Timothy J. McNicol and his wife, Maria, of Wellsville, and Scott A. McNicol and his wife, Buffy, of Columbus, Ohio. A sister, Mary Clare McNicol, of Wellsville and a Grandson, Bill McNicol, also of Wellsville.
Services will be held at the Wellsville Chapel of the Martin MacLean Altmeyer Funeral Homes on Saturday, January 26, 2002, at 1:00 P.M. with Rev. Fr. Bernard Gaeta of the church officiating.
Burial will follow in the Spring Hill Cemetery in Wellsville.
Friends may call today at the funeral home in Wellsville from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Wellsville High School Alumni Scholarship Fund at P.O. Box 629 Wellsville, Ohio 43968.
Carole and I extend our sympathies at this time of loss. From a personal view, Tommy was a significant presence during my childhood and teenage years and I will miss him very much. Especially to Liz and Mary Clare, may you find some comfort in knowing that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Our deepest sympathy to
the McNicol family and friends.
Very sorry that we are unable to express our condolences in person. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Tom was such a good hearted person. I had the pleasure of meeting him
thru Central Federal where he worked as a currior. He always had such good stories
that I enjoyed listening to. He was so very proud of his
4 sons. He loved and worried so much about his wife and her health, and could never say enough
goodness about his sister Mary. Tom touched alot of us at Central Federal with his
kindness. He took about 6 of us girls from the Calcutta branch to Pittsburgh to the Benedum Theatre to see the Phantom of the Opera,
and then to eat. We all had a wonderful time and will never forget and
will always appreciate his kindness.
My deepest sympathy to his family, and thank you for sharing your father, husband and brother with us.
He will be sadly missed, and often thought of. My prayers are with you all.
Dee
We want to express our sympathy to all the family and tell you of our enjoyment and love for Toms life.Our prayers are with you. Don& Marilyn
With deepest sympathy I give my regards to your family. I am a full time minister in the Wellsville area and just wanted to express my sympathy for the loss of your husband, father, and brother. It is definitely hard to say goodbye to a loved one because God’s word says “even time indefinite he has put in their heart” Ecclesiastes 3:11. However, I just wanted to encourage you with the thought that you can see your loved ones again. Jesus assured us at John 5:28,29 “the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out,
those who did good things to a resurrection of life…”
I hope this was an encouragement to you. For more information please visit http://www.watchtower.org
Your neighbor,
David E Springer