Birth date: Oct 17, 1971 Death date: Feb 27, 2026
Thomas Colin Marshall, 54, passed away surrounded by his loving family and friends on February 27th, 2026, following a gladiator caliber battle against brain cancer. A Celebration of Life will be held at 1:00 pm on Saturday March Read Obituary
Tom,
There are moments in life when words feel too small to hold the weight of our hearts. This is one of those moments. But we want you to know, with every breath we take, how deeply we love you.
You have shown us strength, grace, courage and faith in ways that humble us. Though this path has been painful and unfair, we believe with all our hearts that this is not the end. Our souls are eternal, and love never dies. We trust that God is holding you gently and has prepared a place of peace and healing for you where there is no more pain, only light and love. We know you are surrounded by angels, embraced by divine love and finally free.
We will carry you with us always. In the sunrise, in the quiet moments, in the memories...you will be there. And one day when our journey is complete, we believe we will see you again...Whole. Radiant. Smiling.
Until then, we will honor your life by living with the love and strength you've taught us. We will speak your name with pride, share your story with joy, and hold your memory as sacred.
We love you beyond words.
Dad and Bonus Mom, Terri
Where does one start, with sharing memories of Tom? Every memory I have of Tom, still makes me smile, laugh, and eyes water. I met Tom 40+ yrs ago. I would see him walking down our gravel road, fishing pole in hand. I would throw little rocks at him to get his attention, and finally one day, he stopped and said, "hey kid, wanna go fishing!?" That's all it took to have some of the greatest experiences of my life. Tom was definitely the big brother I wanted. From riding horses, to camping for days, to fishing, and even getting a car stuck in a pond, I will always remember the times I had with him, because they were the best times of my life. Not sure he knew the impact he made on me as a kid, but it was huge. I will definitely miss him. I was fortunate enough to get to see him last year, and it meant the world to me. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family, and extended family.
Tom always kept us laughing at Five Points. Being a server you get to meet people from all walks of life. Tom always came in smiling and ready to say something witty. The last time Tom came to Five Points, he hugged me bye. This was way out of the ordinary for him, as he had never done so before. I still don’t know why, but I will forever thank God for the last memory and the fun talks we all enjoyed when he would come to have dinner. Rest easy now big guy and watch over us. I’ll try to keep Robbie and Bart in line, but that’s definitely a big ask. You’ll forever have a seat at five points. Until we meet again! You live on!
Mr Tom was my first friend at the gym besides Mr Bart and Ms Brandi after my stroke! He picked with me made me feel comfortable and cheered me on even when I could only lift 2 lbs. We had the best conversation about health, staying positive, healing and he motivated me so much. I will always remember him and his big ol smile and hugs, even though our lives together was short he made a lasting impact on me and I could message him anytime and he would answer and help. I LOVE you Mr Tom and I’ll see you one day again until then out lift everybody in heaven 💜. As you can tell in the picture he always made time to talk to me I love him so
