Birth date: Apr 28, 1942 Death date: Aug 21, 2021
Thomas “Tom” Skridulis aged 79 of Scottville passed away on August 21, 2021 at home under Hospice care following a long battle with Prostate cancer. Tom was born on April 28, 1942 in Ludington on Filer Street, the son of John S. a Read Obituary
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Sherry we are so sorry to learn of Tom’s passing. We will always remember and treasure the time you both spent with us in Texas and showing us the ropes on our first trip into Mexico. Your friendship means so much to us. Tom will be dearly missed.
With love and sympathy,
Rod & Karen Herrema
Sherry, lots of good memories from the yacht club. So sorry for your loss. Margaret
We sure will miss Tom. My “Hero” at Table Tennis! Enjoy the memories.
Tom was a classmate of mine all through grade school and high school. A really important part of our childhood together included being members of the "Filthy Five" a Public league grade school basketball team (see photo) as well as members of our Catholic league @ St. Simon's. Along with our classmates (Leo Boone,Bruce Kreiger & Sammy Copolla) we played hundreds of games together on the hard courts.The bond that we formed during those years has lasted a lifetime.
Sherry, we are so sorry for your loss. Tom was a very kind, caring man. I really enjoyed knowing him and working with him for eight years. God be with you and your family during this difficult time.
Sherry, so very sorry. There are no other words. I pray your memories help ease the pain. May God be with you.
We were neighbors on Rath Ave. in Ludington and Tom and my brother David Lints were class mates at St. Simon . My condolences to his wife, children, Mary Ellen and Ruth Ann.
Sherry, I am so very sorry for your loss. Know that you are always in my heart and in my prayers.
Susie Martin
I really got to know Tom when we both went to Muskegon Community College in the old Hackley building in 1960. He majored in Accounting and I in Marketing. Lots of coffee brakes and BS. One instructor I can remember was Wally Hettle! At the time we went to MCC there were only 500 students now there are over 5000. I am sure MCC and our instructors made who we became to be. Tom was a gentleman. Terry Luxford, Ph.D
