Tom has to be up there with one of the best guys i ever met. He instantly felt like family. I lost both my grandads when i was young and Tom felt like another grandad figure.whenever i hung out with him. Full of wisdom and never short of banter! A true Southern Gentleman, that the British would be proud of! It was also inspiring to see how happy Tom and Lynne were together. It was a true privilege to spend time with them both.
Patrick Dooley
Northwood, UK
My sincere condolences to Tom's family.
Tom and Lynn moved in across the street from me when they first moved to Conway. I was probably around 8 or 9 yrs old. Tom managed the Conway Golf course swimming pool one summer and would take my brother and I with him almost every day. Tom was almost like our summer babysitter and a very positive influence. I got to see him frequently when he worked with Jostens and I was working at Conway High. I always loved Tom and Lynn. They were both very special
DEAR SUSSANE, KELLY, AND FAMILIES, WE SHARE YOUR SORROW IN THE LOSS OF YOUR BELOVED FATHER.
AUDREY, AND ANDY VARIANO, FORMER NEIGHBORS AT 4720 BERMUDA WAY, MYRTLE BEACH.
I was sadden when I read Mr. Eady's obituary in the Myrtle Beach Sun News. I have fond memories of seeing him at the Dunes Club, Ocean View Baptist and at many ballgames. He was certainly a well respected man in Myrtle Beach. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Steve McMillan
I was Coach’s basketball manager from 1960-‘63 at Conway High School. I sat by him every single game for four years and provided in game data that he required during the game. I was raised by a loving father but I would have been proud to have had Coach Eady as a dad. A piece of me has died with his passing but my wonderful memories of him will be with me for the rest of my days.
Harry Barker
