Thomas H. Sheridan
October 1, 2017
Resided in:
Yardley, Ohio
Thomas H. Sheridan of Yardley, Pennsylvania passed away Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, following a recent diagnosis of liver cancer. He was 62. Tom died peacefully at home surrounded by his family and beloved companion, Sheila Papa.
Tom attended Drexel University and earned a B.S. degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA in Finance.
Tom was the Executive Vice President of Keystone Answering Service for 21 years and was also the owner of Allgood Communications, Inc., d/b/a Executive Services in Pueblo, Colorado. Because of his intellect, interests, and work ethic, Tom was a successful businessman throughout his life.
He was a Renaissance Man, a rare blend of entrepreneur, engineer, and was a leader in the telephone answering service industry. He played an integral role in the development of the industry's certification programs.
Thomas was president of the Canadian Call Management Association from 2011-2012, served on the Board of Directors for Real Partners Uganda 2011-2013, and was president of Vassar Square Condominium Association, his vacation haven by the sea from 2014 until present.
Tom worked hard, played hard, traveled, read widely, mastered photography, could fix anything electrical, mechanical, or numerical, treasured his time and travel with Sheila, and taught many life lessons to his children and anyone who knew him. Tom was a philosopher, problem-solver, humanitarian and his kindness, generosity and benevolence had no bounds.
Tom was preceded in death by his father, Philadelphia radio personality Phil 'Uncle Philsie' Sheridan, and his brother, Larry Sheridan.
He is survived by his mother, Louise Sheridan; beloved companion, Sheila Papa; beautiful children, Anna, Olivia, and Roman Sheridan; sisters, Cheri Sheridan and Signe Culleny and their extended families; and many colleagues and dear friends.
A celebration of his life will be held at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, October 12, 2017 at the Pueblo Country Club, 3200 8th Ave., Those who desire may make memorials to the Pueblo Soup Kitchen. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
It seems like it was yesterday when Tom came into my bank and I had the pleasure of opening his business accounts and being his banker for many years.
Tom, was a very caring and a man with integrity. He was very genorous and kind to all
You will be greatly missed.
To the family and business associates of Tom, I am so sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure of working for Tom at Executive Services, and he was a very carrying and thoughtful employer. Tom was a genius in the answering service business and was a tireless worker. It was a pleasure to talk with him and be a part of his company. Tom, thank you for all you did, you will be greatly missed in the communications business.