Thomas Lutzen
Thomas Lutzen, 32, of Lower Salem, Ohio, died Wednesday, November 17, 1982. Formerly of Paramus, he moved to Ohio 10 years ago. An Army veteran of the Vietnam war, he was a mate for the Ohio Barge Line. Surviving are his wife, Helen Schmidt Lutzen; two sons, Matthew and Timothy, both at home; his parents. Warren and Helen Lutzen of Paramus; a brother, Steven of East Rutherford; two sisters Kathleen of Clifton, Colo., and Dorothy of Paramus.
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Gary Fagersten (1969)
Tom Lutzen was a loyal friend. That loyalty to friend and family will always be missed. May he and his family know of my love and appreciation for the good man that he was. Thanks Tom, your friend, Gary Fagersten
Lynne Hordych (1969)
Tom always had me laughing. I was extremely quiet and shy in school and Tom sat behing me in some of my classes. He would take his feet and move my chair and make it that I was facing the back wall of the classroom, without anyone knowing what he was doing. He also did an imitation of "The Fly" (original movie) saying "Help me, help me!" (when the man who turned into the fly tried to get help when he was on someones shoulder) Only I could hear Tom doing this and it took all I could to not laugh in a very quiet classroom! I will always remember Tom, he was very special to me.
Kathleen Lutzen (1976)
Tommy (as I always knew him) will forever be missed. He was an awesome big brother.