Funeral services for Thomas Edward Alden, 19, killed in a pickup accident on the Horeshoe Ranch near Dayton early Thursday morning, are at 11 am Monday at Champion Funeral Home with the Rev. Allen A. Adams officiating.
Burial will be in SheridanMunicipalCemetery.Friends who wish may send memorials to the SHS Swim Team in care of Rose Marie Madia at the Bank of commerce.
Alden was born October 13, 1960, in Sheridan and is the son of Sandy L Alden and Larry R. Alden.
He worked for Texaco as a seismograph operator for one year.Alden was a 1979 graduate of SHS and played in all sports.He was a member of the Methodist church.
Surviving are his parents and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harper, and four brothers and sisters.Julie Ann, David W., James L. and Brenda L. Alden.
Even though it's been almost 30 years, I think about you all the time. I think about all the great times we had together; doubling with Cindy and Darcy, partying till all hours of the night, crashing my moms car off Tickle Me Hill and dragging main in your new truck. The memories seem like yesterday. I still have the "cloth" screen print picture that we took together in Billings at Grandmas Bar. In all my travels and all the places that I've lived, that pictures always hangs nearby. About every two years or so one of my kids will ask me "who is that guy in the picture again dad" and the response is always the same......he's my best friend.
Love you and miss you Tom.I'm sorry that you were one of the Wild Bunch that did'nt make it.I sometimes wonder how I puled it off thru all the wrecks. Miss all the crazy times we enjoyed together buddy. JEFF WOOLSTON
Tom, you were kind to this shy little cross-eyed girl with the thick glasses in moments that few know about, but that I will never forget. My prayers have always been with you!
Chuck Onstott
Dear Tom,Even though it's been almost 30 years, I think about you all the time. I think about all the great times we had together; doubling with Cindy and Darcy, partying till all hours of the night, crashing my moms car off Tickle Me Hill and dragging main in your new truck. The memories seem like yesterday. I still have the "cloth" screen print picture that we took together in Billings at Grandmas Bar. In all my travels and all the places that I've lived, that pictures always hangs nearby. About every two years or so one of my kids will ask me "who is that guy in the picture again dad" and the response is always the same......he's my best friend.
I miss you
chuck
Jeff Woolston
Love you and miss you Tom.I'm sorry that you were one of the Wild Bunch that did'nt make it.I sometimes wonder how I puled it off thru all the wrecks. Miss all the crazy times we enjoyed together buddy. JEFF WOOLSTONKeely Heath (Ziegler)
I didn't know Tom, but reading these tributes sure makes me wish I did. Nice work guys. He's missed.Mary Kinskey (Ridgeway)
Tom, You were awesome and always nice to me. I will miss you forever.Christie Goehring (American Horse)
Tom, you were kind to this shy little cross-eyed girl with the thick glasses in moments that few know about, but that I will never forget. My prayers have always been with you!