Birth date: Jul 18, 1986 Death date: Feb 19, 2025
Tommy is survived by his mother, Katherine L O’Reilly, Father, Thomas Francis O’Reilly, and Stepmother Katie O’Reilly. He is also survived by his five siblings Stephen Daniel O’Reilly, Kateri Alise Spizzirri, Rebekah and Allen Lan Read Obituary
Dropping off water at the cat shelter, thinking of you! Next month’s gonna be tough. Love and miss you. <3
you used to hang out with my mom a lot when i was younger and i was always shy to talk to you guys but i always thought you guys were cool and i loved blue and the other dogs i miss going over there and seeing all of the people including tommy i miss him and love him and i hope hes doing good in heaven i know he dosnt remember me and probably never will but im 15 now and have his fueral card taped to my mirror and hes always been a good memorie in my heart
Continued prayers for healing and fond memories.
Wow, how time passes so quickly and slowly at the same time. I cannot say I was close to Tommy, but I can say I have fond memories of him. I met Tommy in middle school, and like so many that have posted on social media, he has not changed from being a kind person with anyone he crossed paths with. Tommy is a friend to all, casting no judgement and including everyone. After all these years, he made such an impression on me, with him not even knowing his impact he will be greatly missed. My love goes out to him, his family, and his dear friends. That they may all know what a treasure he is in this world and into the next. Love.
Tommy, you were—and always will be—a bright light. From the moment I met you, I felt at ease in your presence, and the way you showed up for your friends was truly unmatched. Nick is heartbroken that he can't be here and already misses you so much.
I'll miss seeing your car outside when you’d stop by to visit Nick, and our banter about Costa Rica and wellness retreats. You always wanted to make a difference in the world, and looking at these messages here and on Facebook, it’s clear that you did.
I’m so grateful I got to know you. It’s hard to believe our last message was just four days ago—you had sent me that video of your Life Day celebration back in January. Life is so precious and fleeting. You taught me to be more open to others in their struggles and to spread more love. You had the ultimate social work heart.
I hope you can feel all the love surrounding you now. I promise, to the best of my ability, to help your mom bring to life your shared mission and dream. Wishing you a peaceful transition—see you on the other side, my friend.
I can't believe you're gone Tommy Boy... I'm going to miss talking about life, aliens, and all the crazy stuff most people would think was well crazy lol.
