Thomas Hydrick Obituary

Thank you so much for honoring Thomas by asking for donations in his name. I am the Director of Community Engagement for the Charleston Animal society and your choice will leave a legacy of hope for homeless animals. I am so deeply sorry for you loss but hope you find some comfort in knowing that animals will be helped by your choice. thank you. Kay

I was sorry to hear about Tommy. I met him in the late 1960's and he was a good friend of Ray Waites. He worked for Ray's father and uncle who were in the automobile business.

Dear Brenda,sorry I was not able to be there on Sat. My thoughts have been with you. God Bless!!

Brenda,

I am so sorry to hear about Tommy. I regret that I missed his service, but I did not see his obituary in the paper until tonight. You are in my thoughts, and I hope your memories will be comforting.

Cathey Hutto

Brenda I am sorry to hear about Tommy. My heart goes out to you and the family.

Dear Brenda and family,I send my most heartfelt sympathy.Tommy was so fun to be around.Always smiling and laughing.May the love and comfort of our Lord be with you all through this sad time.much love Linda Wertan

I met Tommy while working at James Oldsmobile in Charleston SC back in the 70's It was my pleasure to have known him and worked with him. He was an individual that you enjoyed associating with and was fun to be around You definitely knew when Tommy was in the room He lit it up God broke the mold when he created Tommy He was one of a kind
To the family Of Tom
I have never met you
Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one I know he will be sorely missed
Charlie Szad

Nanette and I send our thoughts and prayers to all of you. We have known Tommy through the years, sharing laughs at the Rifle Club and Elks. Peace be to Tommy.
Tom & Nanette

Remember Tommy well at Charleston High. One of the truly good guys!

Sorry for your loss, Brenda, but know he is in a better place.
Love, Carolyn and Lou

Sorry to hear about Tommy,s passing. It was always a pleasure to see him because you always knew he would have something to say that would have you laughing

Dear Family, I was so sorry to learn about Tommy's passing. I will always remember him in a special way. When we would come to Charleston (usually every summer) we loved being around him. He was so funny and upbeat. I remember sitting around Aunt Rosie kitchen table and eating her and Al's wonderful cooking. There was always plenty of food and great laughter and fellowship. I must say that I miss those times. We will be praying for you at this most difficult time. Love and prayers, Jeanette Williams Cheek. - my mother was June or as she was known by the family "Aunt Han". If any of you are ever in Anderson my home is always open. Jeanette Cheek. 100 Sydney Court. Anderson. SC. 864-353-5334
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so sorry ,he will be missed,by family and friends

Brenda,

As a child, a visit from Uncle Bubba was a highlight. He always made Renee, John, Alecia and I feel happy with his jokes and teasing. When I took the job at the Charleston Naval Shipyard, Tommy was there to give me support and advice. You and Tommy lent me support when I lost Annie. I will miss Tommy very much but I know that you will be fine because of your strength.

Love,
Michael Kline

Brenda, You were Tommy's angel. His life was enriched because you were in it.
He was my very good friend for over sixty years and I will miss him.

Brenda, I am so sorry for your loss. Monthly, I visited Tommy along with some other members of the Mt. Pleasant Elks. He was always ready to dive in when we brought fried chicken. We will miss him. Prayers for you and your famiiy,Angie Basha