A Celebration of Life 
Thomas Loman 
May 09, 1925-April 13, 2010 
Saturday, April 17, 2010 @11:00 a.m. 
Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church 
800 Avenue C 
Fort Pierce, Florida 
Reverend Howard D. Coleman, Pastor 
Order of Service 
Reverend Howard D. Coleman, Presiding 
Processional....... 
A Final Glance 
Hymn .............. 
Invocation......... 
Scriptures: 
Old Testament 
New Testament 
Musical Selection . . 
....... Going Home 
.......Abide With Me 
Reverend John Sanders 
Pastor Montez Lamone 
. . Pastor Arthur Harris 
..............Choir 
Reflections (Two Minutes Please): 
As a Student .................. Mrs. Rolanda Byrd 
As a Teacher..................... Mr. William Hill 
As a Neighbor..................Mrs. Eliza Swoope 
Musical Selection 
Choir 
Resolution......................Ms. Mary Ann George 
Acknowledgments...................Stone Brothers Staff 
Solo................................Mr. Donald Scott 
Eulogy .......................Reverend James Sullivan 
Recessional............................. Going Home 
iJiere is a reaper whose name is death, 
And with his sickle keen, 
dCe reaps whom he wild at a breath, 
9de comes. But cannot Be seen. 
OSituary 
Thomas Loman was born in Savannah, Georgia on May 9, 1925. He was 
reared in a Christian home by his devoted Grandparents, Elias and Maude 
Loman and accepted Christ at an early age. 
He attended the local schools in Savannah, Georgia. Upon completion of high 
school, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. After serving an honorable tour, he 
continued his education receiving a Bachelors of Science Degree from 
Savannah State University and certification in Guidance and Counseling from 
Florida Atlantic University. Loman taught Math in Savannah and Claxton, 
Georgia and later moved to Fort Pierce, Florida. He was a Mathematics 
teacher in the Saint Lucie County School System for 20 years, retiring in 1998. 
He was a member of Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church and Phi Beta 
Sigma Fraternity. He loved golf and was a devoted family man. 
On Tuesday, April 13, 2010, Thomas Loman quietly departed this life to take his 
rest and be with the Lord. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, one 
sister and two brothers. Left to cherish his loving memories are: a loving and 
devoted wife Emma Adams Loman; four daughters: Lona Loman and Delores 
(A Jaiku) Merrick of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Harriette (Edward) Williams 
of East Orange, New Jersey; Bookecia Foster of College Park, Georgia; one 
son, Montez (Barbara) Lamone of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; one sister, 
Maude Harris of New York, New York. Grandchildren: Kezia H. (Douglas) 
Terrell, Melicia Foster, LaWana Lomone, Lawrence Revels, Carina 
Montgomery and Monty (Shay) Tekhna. Great-Grandchildren: Kameron 
Terrell; Lelah Tekho Ramasis andNaela Montgomery Alexander; and a host of 
nieces, nephews, sorrowing relatives andfriends. 
Active ^aH (Bearers 
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity 
Flower Attendants 
Alpha Kappa Sorority, Inc. 
Internment 
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens Fort Pierce, Florida 
Repast 
Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church 
800 Avenue C Fort Pierce, FL 34950 
A cknowledgments 
With sincere appreciation, the family of the late Thomas Loman, wish to 
express our sincere gratitude for your prayers, comforting messages, 
floral tributes and all acts and expressions of kindness during the 
bereavement of our loved one. 
Thank you and May God bless you. 
T^uneraCAT"Tangements Entrusted To: 
Stone Brothers Funeral Home 
317 North 7*^ Street Fort Pierce, Florida 34950 
Telephone: 772-461-1800 Fax: 772-464-4063 
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