Tom Wesenberg has Passed!!

My condolences to his family.
He was a wealth of knowledge on this site and will be sorely missed.
 
I did not know him or ever met him.
What a sad chain of events in his last days.
Condolences to family and friends that knew him.
All reports indicated he was a really good man.
 
I traded emails with Tom many, many years ago. Concerning of all thinks a 1929 Chevrolet parts car that he owned. Tom is and will be sorely missed for his knowledge of Model-A's and the great person he was. Rest In Peace friend.


Bob-A
 
A very sad news and a great loss to the Model A Community including this Forum. Our prayers and sympathy to his family and his friends. We will miss you. Rest in Peace.
 
Sorry to hear. Knew Tom for years from his stopping by my Hershey space to visiting at National Meets. Looked forward to his forum posts.
 
Tom was a knowledgeable Model A man without any ego and would help the most well known collectors as well as the newbies and treated both groups as equals. Seemingly rare today.

God speed, Tom.

-Tim
 
Tom will definately be missed. I had the opportunity to meet Tom at Grand Rapids, MN at a show and Back to 50's in the twin cities. Had several conversations with him on his EVR as was trying to come up with one similar for 12V negative ground that controlled the field current.
 
We have truly lost a great friend of our hobby. I don't know how many times I talked to him when I first got my car and he always had the right advice. RIP Tom. Hope we meet again some day.
 
Don't know how many times I talked to him and he always had time and gave great advice. We have lost a great friend. RIP Tom.
 
Tom always provided lots of pictures of specific questions relating to his phaeton. I saved a copy of a Hemmings article they did about it.
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