Tom Boggs

1905–1952 (age 47)

Biography

Tom Boggs was celebrated for his intellectual curiosity and his readiness to share ideas with others. Whether through professional endeavors or casual conversation, he possessed a habit of asking thoughtful questions and listening carefully to the answers.

He treasured the friendships that formed through such exchanges, finding purpose in the exchange of stories and the encouragement of young minds. Resting at Homewood Cemetery, his legacy lives on among those who remember him as a quiet champion of kindness.

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