
Celebrating Sedona Tom’s Life Together
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Helping Us Honor Sedona Tom and Celebrate His Life
We are asking for your help in honoring the life and legacy of our beloved father, family member, and friend, Sedona Tom, who just passed away. His decline was rapid and unexpected, we as a family have had no time to save and prepare.
As our family navigates the loss of Sedona Tom, we are asking for help with the cost of honoring him, creating a meaningful final resting place, and celebrating the incredible life he lived.
One of our priorities is a lasting memorial worthy of the loving, caring, and giving person Sedona Tom was. We want a place where family, friends, and the many people whose lives he touched can visit, remember him, and feel connected to his memory.
We also want to bring those people together for a celebration of Sedona Tom's life. He spent 37 years in sobriety and believed deeply in the power of acts of service and giving back to others. For the last 15 years of his life in Sedona, he put that belief into action by volunteering his time as a designated driver for people leaving the bars, making sure they got home safely, lending an ear if they needed or sharing his past struggles that led him to a sober life.
Sedona Tom spent his life showing up for other people. Now we want to show up for him.
Your donation will help with Sedona Tom's final arrangements and a lasting memorial, as well as making his celebration of life possible. Any remaining funds will help with the cleanup of his home and property and the other necessary expenses involved in settling his affairs.
Any contribution, no matter the amount, would mean so much to our family. If you can’t donate, sharing this fundraiser with someone who knew Sedona Tom, or with someone whose life he may have touched would be just as meaningful.
Most importantly, we hope this celebration can become more than a goodbye. We hope it can be a reflection of the life Sedona Tom chose to live:
We love you, Tom.
Thank you for everything you gave to all of us.
You will never be forgotten.





