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1916-1997 The paper says that he worked as a courier for the Board of Education and as a crossing guard at the Elizabeth Haddon School, and he volunteered as a Little League coach. Even though he retired a few years ago, I still expect to see him at that corner on West End Avenue, where he would always wave to me as I drove to work. Tommy's last years were difficult, with Alzheimer's and a stroke taking their toll on him. But he was an independent man, and remained in his home until shortly before he passed away. I will miss him. Return to the Haddonfield Memories. BJ
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