Birth date: May 17, 1927 Death date: Nov 15, 2013
CLARENDON SERVICES- 10:00 am Monday, November 18, 2013 in the First United Methodist Church in Clarendon with Rev. Lloyd Stice and Rev. Darrell Burton, officiating. INTERMENT- Citizens Cemetery in Clarendon. Arrangements are by Ro Read Obituary
To all his family, Tommy was a second father to a lot of young boys who grew into accomplished men. His easy smile was unmistakable and was always accompanied by kind words. The memories he gave all "his boys" will forever be cherished by us; we can only aspire to be as he was and be remembered as he is..to us. I will miss visiting the ol home town and not seeing him. A piece of my childhood died with Tommy...I will want it back when I see him again.
Tommie meant a lot to me and my family. He was a very special person to everyone who knew him. May God give you peace and comfort during this difficult time.
The National Weather Service is grateful for all of Tommie's years of service and we will miss him.
What person, of a given age, could ever forget little Tommy Saye, with the mop of curls on his head, playing with the boy from the shoe store, on the sidewalks of downtown Clarendon? He will be greatly missed by a lot of people, me included.
Lucy, Terry and Tim, You and Tommie have been intertwined with the Price's for so long that his passing feels like a member of my own family is gone.Terry, I can remember riding along as Mother dropped Cindy off at your house to do whatever it is you girls did. I remember Tommie photographing Susie's wedding. Dad keep one of those bridal portraits above his desk at home. It was there until I bought the house from Mom and passed it along to Susie.Then, of course, there was Ricky and me being involved in Scouts, where Tommie's impact was profound. You too Tim. I remember when Dewey Ford and I were going through Ordeal and you stopped by to check on us that night. I think it was against the rules, but maybe the OA will forgive you now that 40 years has passed.Needless to say Tommie will be sorely missed by us as much as anybody outside your family. I truly wish that I could attend the service but my work is making that impossible. Know that pains me to no end, especially since I know you would like to have the Eagles there. I will be in later in the week and maybe we can visit.With much love, Billy
What a beautiful legacy Mr. Saye has left. He has served his God, his family and his country with honor. I pray for your peace in the midst of sorrow and that his example will be carried on by the members of his extended family.
Sorry to hear of Tommie's death. I know he will be greatly missed. You can be assured that he has gone to be with the angles to look over us as he did with his life on earth. The heavenly father will put his talents to good use.
We are a good Marine and Boy Scout. You will be missed.
Lucy, Tim and Terry,I am so sorry to hear of Tommie's passing. He was a wonderful man and admired by all who knew him. You and your family will continue to be in my prayers and thoughts. Mitzi
Mr. Saye was well know by all who lived in Clarendon. Mostly I remember him at Saye's Dept Store and as a Boy Scout leader. He always spoke to all who came in the doors at his store, even us little kids. He will be missed by all.Donna Altman May
