Edward Thomas Thompson, “Tom”
June 4, 1937 – June 4, 2021
E. Thomas Thompson, 84, of Huntingtown passed away June 4, 2021 at Calvert County Nursing Home, Calvert Hospice Unit. He was born June 4, 1937 in Grove City, Pennsylvania to Thomas Archie and Bertha Viola (Stewart) Thompson. He graduated from Grove City High School in 1955. He entered the Army Reserves when he was 16 and went into the regular Army in 1956. He graduated from Slippery Rock State College in 1964 with a Bachelor of Arts in Education and a Masters of Education in 1967. While teaching in Babcock School System, he met Joan Brusik and they were married in 1969. Together they taught ibn Prince Georges County, moving to Calvert County to both teach and have a small farm, Pine View Ltd. in Huntingtown. Tom’s love of animals, farming and showing Morgan horses completed a full circle in his life.
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10 Jun 2021
9:32am
I was in his 6th grade class at Rogers Heights ES Bladensburg MD in 1972. Great educator and a class act. I never forgot him because he made a great impression on me at a young age. He always smoked a pipe on his break. RIP Mr. Thompson I will never forget you.
City
Waldorf
State
MD
10 Jun 2021
10:08am
It’s with sadness that I learned of Mr. Thompson’s passing. My family and I extend the most heartfelt sympathy to his friends and family. Mr. Thompson was my 6th grade teacher at Rogers Heights elementary in Bladensburg. He was at the helm of our all-boys class that year, and helped to keep a fairly roughshod group of highly energetic boys towing the line! I have always thought back on that unique year with fond memories. I am saddened to know we lived in the same town for so long and never crossed paths in Huntingtown. I would have been overjoyed to share some of my life with him and let him know I was grateful for his tutelage when I was a young man.
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Lee Shoemaker and Family
City
King George
State
Virginia
27 Jul 2021
7:04pm
He was a nice guy. He was my 6th grade teacher at southern middle in Calvert County. Good guy.
City
Elizabethton
State
Tn
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I was in his 6th grade class at Rogers Heights ES Bladensburg MD in 1972. Great educator and a class act. I never forgot him because he made a great impression on me at a young age. He always smoked a pipe on his break. RIP Mr. Thompson I will never forget you.
It’s with sadness that I learned of Mr. Thompson’s passing. My family and I extend the most heartfelt sympathy to his friends and family. Mr. Thompson was my 6th grade teacher at Rogers Heights elementary in Bladensburg. He was at the helm of our all-boys class that year, and helped to keep a fairly roughshod group of highly energetic boys towing the line! I have always thought back on that unique year with fond memories. I am saddened to know we lived in the same town for so long and never crossed paths in Huntingtown. I would have been overjoyed to share some of my life with him and let him know I was grateful for his tutelage when I was a young man.
Deepest Condolences,
Lee Shoemaker and Family
He was a nice guy. He was my 6th grade teacher at southern middle in Calvert County. Good guy.