Tommy Wayne Smith

Birth date: May 26, 1972 Death date: Jan 2, 2021

Tommy Wayne Smith, 48 of Catoosa, Oklahoma passed from this life on Friday, January 2, 2021 at a Tulsa hospital. He was born May 26, 1972 in Tulsa, Oklahoma to his parents, Ingrid Jeane Smith and Leonard Thomas “Tom” Smith. Tommy Read Obituary

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Uncle Jerry

271w ago

Tommy Wayne..I miss you and love you so much.i keep seeing your smiling face.i have so many memories of you.i loved it when you came to OKC and helped me with my car after we moved back to Okla.i remember all of the good times we had riding our buggies at Keystone almost every werkend.then special occasions we would go to Little Sahara.i remember Aunt Kathy and me coming to your mom and dads apartment wjen you were a baby.that was so cool.you and jeannie and Mindi would come over everyday in the summer for Aunt Kathy to watch you guys during the day.these are just a few of the memories i have.i could write a whole book on them.its so sad to think of you as being gone.I LOVE YOU AMD MISS YOU TOMMY.and i alwsys will.RIP my nephew

Jeanie Smith

271w ago

My brother, Tommy was taken way too soon from us. He had a lot of life left to live. We had some of the best times together as kids. We shared some tough challenges with our mom before she passed and that’s what brought me home to Oklahoma. He was and will always be my big goofy brother. I always loved him no matter what. He knew I was always there for him. We had many of nights where we would just laugh until our stomach hurt from laughing so much. I always wanted the best for him, always. He always did what he wanted to do and didn’t want anyone to get in his way. Whether right or wrong, I was always there to listen to him. He would call me when I lived in Georgia to just see what I was doing because he “was bored”. I would stop what I was doing, knowing he had nothing much to say, just to listen to him and laugh over the phone. I taught him how to use moms iPad so he could FaceTime me, even though he never figured out how to turn it off. I cherish every moment I had with him. He wasn’t one to show affection to anyone. The last time I saw him was at my moms funeral on December 21st. I stole a hug from him. I’m so privileged to be his sister. We didn’t always get along but he always just wanted the best for me. He protected me in his own way. I protected him too. He was so fragile at times. I was his strength when he needed me. I will always love and miss him.

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