Birth date: Dec 11, 1949 Death date: Mar 8, 2022
Thomas DeVirgiliis, 72, of Delran, NJ, passed away suddenly on March 8, 2022. Loving partner to Cindie Deeb. Dear father to Thomas DeVirgiliis (Amber) and Stacey Klag (Tim). Grandfather to Jimmy Leary (Janel), Emily Klag, Grace Kl Read Obituary
Sending our love and prayers to Cindy and your families. Our Tommy will be missed. He was loved by many and will never be forgotten. Rip my friend God bless. Thanks for the memories.
Dear Stacey, Tom and Cindy,
Lin and I are stunned and saddened by Tom's passing. He truly was a great guy to know and a great person to be related to. There are so many good words to describe him, however, I never thought I would have to do it this soon. I could always count on Tom for advice on how to fix a problem with my house or any type of remodeling problem. At the end of the conversation, after I thanked him for his help, his reply was always the same: "Hey, any time, cuz."
There are so many memories of the good times we had. Early in my life, my brothers and I would hang out with Tom, Ray and Jimmy in his parents' basement, shooting pool or playing basketball in the playground across the road. Later on, after the swimming pool was installed, we spent many Sunday afternoons sitting around drinking and enjoying everyone's company. After that, when he needed help with one of his contracting jobs, he hired me and we spent quite a few days together remodeling homes in Lower Merion. I learned a lot from him in those days, mainly how to be patient and not force things that would not fit or to carry too much weight. One of his best sayings was "I can fix a wall if we make a hole, I can fix a window if we break it but I can't fix a back." We also had a lot of fun playing ice hockey every Sunday for a few years.
More importantly, I have to echo what everyone else has said about him. No matter how tough times were for him, I never saw him in a bad mood, discouraged or angry. He always had that same pleasant disposition, that easy going attitude. I often said to myself, I wish I had his personality. Always smiling, always in a good mood like he didn't have a care in the world. I know he is in a better place now. May he rest in eternal peace.
My husband Bob and I send our condolences to Cindy and Tom's family. We were friends with Tom and Cindy through my childhood friendship with Arlene Pilla Dennis and Gary.
When I heard of Tom's passing I went into our on suite that Tom remodeled for us. I will always remember him working in our home and coming over for meals with Cindy, her parents, daughters and Arlene and Gary.
Bob and I will remember time spent in the Poconos with them and the family and family celebrations.
I enjoyed his antipasti dishes he created with such pride.
He always had a smile on his face and an easy mannerism.
May he now rest peacefully in heaven with all his loved ones.
Sincerely
Paulette and Bob Mcfarland
So sad to be posting on your obituary 😢 God gained another Angel way too soon. I’ll always think of you as such a kind, loving person that always was glad to see ya ❣️️ You will fondly be missed, but never forgotten. Say hi to my Dougie for me 😘 God Bless You Tom 💔
Tommy D was the ultimate nice guy. Our families were close. I worked off an on for him in the 70s when I would get laid off. Always a smile on his face. He taught me a lot.
Rest In Peace Tom!
All the fun times in Wildwood at the country dance weekends and zydeco dancing in Conshohocken. Hope you are dancing in Heaven.
Judy Conboy
