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First brother I ever saw wear a suit everyday the original role model I'll never forget his board of education working on May doctorate because of mr lane always wanted to stop by and holler at him when I came home RIP TOMMIE
Birth date: Mar 21, 1925 Death date: May 18, 2017
THOMAS C. LANE IV March 21, 1925 – May 18, 2017 Mr. Thomas C. Lane IV was born on March 21, 1925 to the late Thomas Clarkson Lane, III and Helen Loper Lane. He was reared in Philadelphia and the Main Line areas of Radnor, Malvern Read Obituary
First brother I ever saw wear a suit everyday the original role model I'll never forget his board of education working on May doctorate because of mr lane always wanted to stop by and holler at him when I came home RIP TOMMIE
What a legacy your Dad left on the world around him, Geri. There is so much you could say about him - his courage, his faith, his purpose, his love for others, his desire to make the world a better place... My very favorite memory of your father was his perfomance of Martin Luther King, Jr's speech "I Have a Dream". I could feel the depth of his heart and soul poured out in this speech when your Dad performed it. Your dad left his mark on the lives of many and on the community. I am truly sorry for your loss. I hope the many memories you have of him will keep him close, and his positive impact on so many others will comfort you. Thinking of you, Rosanne
To The Family of Thomas Lane IV
May the family and friends of Mr Lane find comfort in the hope the Bible gives us at Rev:21:3&4. May the comfort of God strengthen you all during this difficult time. Mr Lane IV achieved many things during his lifetime. We can appreciate all that he done for the school systems. "To his son ,Dock", know that Brad and I are thinking about you during this time.
Mr. Lane was the Superintendent of Schools during my tenure as a teacher for the Bridgeton Board of Education. He called me his "problem child" because of the times I would make an appointment to see him about some request for Cherry Street Preschool. He would listen carefully to my request, smile that slight smile, and not give me an immediate answer, although within a few days each request was granted. For example, I had the bold idea of bringing all the elementary schools together for the first International Day Of the Child field day at the High School Stadium. I requested different colored T-Shirts by school for all the children and teachers. He coordinated the logistics and that day he gave the opening speech as only Mr. Lane could do. He stood before the microphone in his suite, and stated, "Let the games begin". At that moment he took off his jacket to reveal he too had his International Day of the Child T-Shirt on. The entire stadium cheered and clapped for him. He had so much love in his heart for his family and the children of Bridgeton-Gouldtown. Thank you Mr. Lane. Thank you! Dr. Ollievita Browne-Williams
Mr. Lane proved many things to many people during the course of this life on Earth. One of the more obvious to this student of his understanding is that the word stature is poorly served when used to define humans in metric terms. For Mr. Lane was a Giant of a man.
Gary Lynn Peacock
To the family, we are sorry for your loss. may God continue to give you strength and take you through this sad time. We are praying for you. The Wayne Magee Sr. family.
My sincere condolences to the family on the loss of one of the pillars of our community.
I am a 1979 graduate of Bridgeton Senior High School and I remember Mr. Lane very well. A remarkable man and a very kind man. Mr. Lane will be remembered in my daily prayers. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.