Thomas B. Dougherty
December 31, 1949 ~ March 28, 2021
Born in:
Syracuse , NY
Resided in:
Fairport , NY
Thomas B. Dougherty
Fulton: Sunday, March 28, 2021 at age 71. Predeceased by his parents, Bernard and Edna; his wife, Judy Dougherty. Survived by his daughter, Erin Dougherty (Alexandr Yezerski); sisters-in-law, Teresa Tibble, Denise (Tom) Atkinson; several nieces, nephews and dear friends. Tom was a proud Vietnam Air Force Veteran. He was a graduate of East Tennessee State University.
His Celebration of Life will be held later this year. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Rescue Mission, 155 Gifford Street, Syracuse, NY 13202 in his memory.
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I knew Tom from working with him in the Production Control department of Inland Fisher Guide division of General Motors. A nicer or more hardworking man I have never met. RIP Tom, you have earned it. I will miss you friend.
My heart goes out to you Erin. May all those wonderful memories stay in your hear.
May your memory be eternal, Tommy. The last time I saw you was when you lived on Grant Blvd. in Syracuse. What a great family !!!
Our deepest to your family from the bottom of our heart.
My most sincere condolences on Tom’s passing. I had the pleasure of working with him at Carrier. He was a class act who will be missed.
Erin- I’m so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. I cannot imagine that both of your parents are now gone. I always loved hanging out with your father when we were kids. When he has popped into into my head over the years, I always think back to the time we went fishing and he slipped and fell into the river. He was so mad, but he was a good sport as we tried (but not much) not to laugh all the way back home! ☺️
He always let us crank up the radio and we had so much fun with him. He was such a good person- I can imagine how much he will be missed. 😔
Erin, I’m so sorry for your loss..first your mom and now your dad. You are in my prayers. I have so many memories of Tom. When my parents had a terrible car accident, your grandmother, Aunt Edna, took my sister in I in. Tom was now my “ big brother” as well as my cousin! We stayed there for a month or so and I have so many memories of that, and also all the other times together with all the other cousins. Blessed memories…again Erin, you are in my prayers.
Sorry to hear of Tom’s passing. Had the pleasure of working for him at Carrier for a few years.He was a great guy.Shared many stories about his time at East Tennessee State.Loved his family and was proud of his daughter, the soccer star.Down to earth man.
Tom was a great guy.Had the pleasure of working for him at Carrier.Down to earth man.Loved his family .My deepest condolences.
Tom was a very caring , wonderful cousin & friend .Always had a charming smile.We take comfort in knowing he is with Judy now.He will be greatly missed by all who were fortunate enough to know him. Diane, Jeffery, & Jim Scaravillo