Hij is getrouwd met Debra J Zinn.
Zij zijn getrouwd januari 1973 te Wildwood, Cape May, New Jersey, USA, hij was toen 19 jaar oud.Bron 1
Kind(eren):
Thomas M. Quinn
Birth 15 Oct 1953
Death 4 Feb 2014 (aged 60)
Burial Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery
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Thomas M Quinn, age 60, of Chincoteague Island, VA went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, February 4, 2014.
Thomas was born October 15, 1953, in Cape May Court House, NJ to Charles E Quinn and the late Helen (Rile) Quinn.
He was a 1972 graduate of Wildwood High School where he was a standout baseball player.
Tom enlisted in the US Marine Corps on June 28, 1972. After basic training at Parris Island, SC; he attended Aviation Supply School in Memphis, TN. From there he was sent to the Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 362 (HMH-362), the "Ugly Angels", in New River, NC. Tom earned the rank of Sergeant (E-5) in just under 3 years. He was honourably discharged from active duty service on June 27, 1976.
After faithfully serving his country for 4 years, Tom moved back to New Jersey where he served his community as a police officer both on the Wildwood Police Department and Lower Township Police Department.
He also served as a Corrections Officer with the Cape May County Sheriff's Department.
Tom was medically retired from Lower Township Police Department in 1994 after an on-duty car accident.
In June 1997, Tom moved his wife and children to Chincoteague Island, VA where he began Quinn's Taxidermy. His business thrived until he had back surgery in 2001.
Tom also worked for the US Fish and Wildlife Service on Assateague Island as the leader of the Youth Conservation Corps in 2002. Most recently he was a traffic control officer for the Chincoteague Police Department.
Tom was an avid hunter and community supporter wherever he lived. He volunteered his time in New Jersey as an assistant coach for his son's Little League baseball teams. Tom was always involved with local sports teams in Chincoteague and was honoured by Chincoteague High School for his support in taping games for the high school football and baseball teams.
Tom's love of wildlife is what drove him to become a taxidermist and to volunteer for the US Fish and Wildlife Service, where he was honoured as Volunteer of the Year in 2000.
As a believer in Jesus Christ, Tom was always an active member of the church. At Grace Gospel Chapel and Ocean City Baptist Church (NJ), Tom volunteered as an AWANA leader. At Island Baptist Church (VA), Tom was a part of the choir and, along with his wife, was a youth group leader.
Tom is survived by his loving wife of 41 years, Debra (Sinn); daughter Rebecca Stevens and husband James of Chincoteague, VA; his son William Quinn of Quantico, VA; and grandchildren: JR and Mikaela Stevens. Also survived by his father William E Quinn and brother Charles W Quinn. Predeceased by his mother Helen (Rile) Quinn; sisters: Helen Richardson and Kathleen Quinn; and brother Michael Quinn.
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