Thomas Patrick Guiberson
Thomas Patrick Guiberson
Thomas Patrick Guiberson, 69, of Edmonds WA, passed away unexpectedly on January 29, 2024 of natural causes at his residence.
Tom was born in Seattle, Washington on September 1954 to William and Patricia Guiberson. He attended St George grade school and graduated from O’Dea high school in 1973. He went on to work in various trades before landing his career at Lake Union Ship Yards where he would eventually retire in 2016.
Tom was preceded in death by his father William and mother Patricia. He is survived by step-mother Brenda, siblings Natalie, Bill, John, Robert, Mary, and Jason.
Tom had several nephews and nieces, as well as being a great uncle. He would spend much of his time at family gatherings playing with the kids. Tom was a Godfather to several of the children in his life.
Tom was an avid sports fan who loved to root for the hometown teams. He enjoyed golfing, playing chess, and listening to his favorite tunes. His canine companion “Scooter” was also very dear to him. Tom cared deeply for family, friends, and people around him. He was kindhearted with a wonderful sense of humor. He will be missed by all that knew him.
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The choice to see you again… has been taken. And the lack of that choice breaks my heart.
I however choose to keep loving you, always.
You will be missed my brother and always loved.
Your Baby Sister 💕🙏🏼
I thank the Lord for being in your life and having our 3 Yorkies for our kids. The 3 G’s are with you and we were never short on Love. We had a lot of good times with our neighbors, friends and family. I miss your calls and texts. Camp Maxine’s will never be the same without you! Until we meet again, please know you are loved and will be missed. Rest in peace my friend. God Bless you Tom!
My dear cousin Tom, even now, the sound of your voice rings crystal clear in my mind, and in my heart is the memory of our last conversation at a family reunion years ago, it is something I will treasure forever. Your burden now lifted, your Spirit rests in sweetest Peace.
See you on the other side, cuz.❣️🪷🙏
Love Laurie
You opened your kind heart when I came crashing into your world. You shared your friends and family. You were a patient step father to Amber and Candice always loving, caring,funny and playful. I loved you then as I love you now. You will always be in my thoughts, my heart and in my prayers.
Tommy G, I’m writing this on behalf of my mom, myself, my brother(your God son) and in memory of my father (your best friend). You were a huge part of our lives. The friendship you and my dad shared is one for the ages. My mom can’t remember a time you weren’t by my dad’s side. So many fun times in your younger years. I personally remember you tricking me into eating a raw onion because you insisted it was the same as taking a bite of an apple. My mom remembers us bonding because uncle Tom had seizures just like me. I remember my favorite bedtime stories were of you and my dad as kids wrecking havoc on Beacon Hill. My mom fondly remembers motorcycles and O’DEA letterman jackets. You were such apart of my dads life, he asked you to be Elliot’s Godfather. The stories go on for days. The laughs will forever give us joy. You will be missed dear friend. Until we all meet again, rest easy.
Love you forever
The VanGavers
My sweet friend…I don’t recall the day we met, I just always knew you were kind, and always good to me. I cannot remember one single time that you didn’t make me laugh or feel happy. I have loved you for everything that you were…and everything you were not. I’m so sorry you had to go, but I know you’ll find peace and happiness …and that you’ve found your way “to the beach”. I’ll miss you!
I met you as a teenager when Jim Gordon & I began dating. Tommy would usually be at the parties that Bobby, Jimmy, Jim & I would be at. Tom would be one of the first to make me feel welcome with his smile & a hug.
I sure hope that Tom, Steve, Jim & Bob D. are hanging out in Heaven now.
Hugs & Love to the whole family,
Kim (Gordon) Resner
Tom… I met you 42 years ago at the Monterey Restaurant, when I was a cocktail waitress for Sammy! Tom, you were the first of the Guiberson’s that I met. I never met someone whose light shined on everyone you met! Your laughter and crazy antics were just a little reminiscent of the man you are! Thank you for always lending me your ear, and thanks for the memories!! Love you Tomcat ❤️