Birth date: May 18, 1947 Death date: Jun 2, 2023
Thomas C. Cantrell, 76, of Chesapeake, Ohio, left on his final journey to his heavenly home on June 2, 2023 at home with his wife and son by his side. Although his passing leaves his loved ones with sorrow there is also joy in kno Read Obituary
I only knew tommy a short time, but I grew to love him as a friend. He will surely be missed and my heart goes out to the family, which I love so much. Betty Grose
May you now rest in peace.
Tommy Cantrell my husband, my best friend, my sidekick and the best part of me. I am so glad that your in heaven and pain free from cancer. I am lost without you next to me. The six months of courtship, fourteen months of marriage are my happiest memories and I will hold them in my heart until I we meet in heaven. Tommy helped anyone that was in need of help. He was generous and kind. A big hearted softie. Tommy told corny jokes...why does an elephant paint it's toenails red? so he can hide in a cherry tree 🤣 I fell in love with him that day! He kept me laughing. His breakfast of champions every day was a banana followed by a Little Debbie Nutty Buddy bar. Then a bowl of Frosted Flakes 😋. Always smiling he brightened up my life and I know others feel the same. He loves God. He loves me. He loves his children, mine too, all the grandchildren, his family and very close brother Phil, Dorothy Day and Polly Burns both his mother-in-laws , his other in laws and his many friends. He often joked he only married me to get Thelma Louise the Yorkie. He also loves horses, dogs, cats, cows and well if it had four legs and was friendly they were loved. Lest I forget chickens and a rooster named Chad Rooster Cogburn (John Wayne movie). The moment you left this earth for your heavenly home I felt such misery. I know you are safe with Jesus and that is comforting knowledge for all of us that know and love you. Your life was a Christian example to all. I love you and will do so until we meet again. ❤️
We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Hall
