A2C U.S. AIR FORCE
"Thomas A. Gaughan of Bellaire, Ohio passed away quietly at his Roseville home Sunday, April 29, 2012 at the age of 75. Tom is survived by his wife Carol of 52 years; two sons Gregory, Philip, and two daughters Christine (Dino) Rodriguez and Ruth Hilliard. Also survived by grandchildren Tyler, Shannon, Matthew, Jeffrey, Lorenzo, Angelica and Jordyn and many nieces, nephews and a special niece Heather Gaughan. Tom was a member of St. Clare's Catholic Church K of C. He is retired from Sacramento City College where he assisted many students in the Electronics class for 20 years. Tom was proud of helping AeroJet build the S4-B Saturn Rocket motor, he also assisted in developing and establishing the Roseville Round House Railroad Club. He led a quiet life with a passion for books; model Railroading, collecting trains and train memorabilia. He was instrumental in forming the 'Forever Young Ministry' at St. Clare's. Tom served in the US Air Force."
(Sacramento Bee)
"Thomas A. Gaughan of Bellaire, Ohio passed away quietly at his Roseville home Sunday, April 29, 2012 at the age of 75. Tom is survived by his wife Carol of 52 years; two sons Gregory, Philip, and two daughters Christine (Dino) Rodriguez and Ruth Hilliard. Also survived by grandchildren Tyler, Shannon, Matthew, Jeffrey, Lorenzo, Angelica and Jordyn and many nieces, nephews and a special niece Heather Gaughan. Tom was a member of St. Clare's Catholic Church K of C. He is retired from Sacramento City College where he assisted many students in the Electronics class for 20 years. Tom was proud of helping AeroJet build the S4-B Saturn Rocket motor, he also assisted in developing and establishing the Roseville Round House Railroad Club. He led a quiet life with a passion for books; model Railroading, collecting trains and train memorabilia. He was instrumental in forming the 'Forever Young Ministry' at St. Clare's. Tom served in the US Air Force."
(Sacramento Bee)
A2C U.S. AIR FORCE
"Thomas A. Gaughan of Bellaire, Ohio passed away quietly at his Roseville home Sunday, April 29, 2012 at the age of 75. Tom is survived by his wife Carol of 52 years; two sons Gregory, Philip, and two daughters Christine (Dino) Rodriguez and Ruth Hilliard. Also survived by grandchildren Tyler, Shannon, Matthew, Jeffrey, Lorenzo, Angelica and Jordyn and many nieces, nephews and a special niece Heather Gaughan. Tom was a member of St. Clare's Catholic Church K of C. He is retired from Sacramento City College where he assisted many students in the Electronics class for 20 years. Tom was proud of helping AeroJet build the S4-B Saturn Rocket motor, he also assisted in developing and establishing the Roseville Round House Railroad Club. He led a quiet life with a passion for books; model Railroading, collecting trains and train memorabilia. He was instrumental in forming the 'Forever Young Ministry' at St. Clare's. Tom served in the US Air Force."
(Sacramento Bee)
"Thomas A. Gaughan of Bellaire, Ohio passed away quietly at his Roseville home Sunday, April 29, 2012 at the age of 75. Tom is survived by his wife Carol of 52 years; two sons Gregory, Philip, and two daughters Christine (Dino) Rodriguez and Ruth Hilliard. Also survived by grandchildren Tyler, Shannon, Matthew, Jeffrey, Lorenzo, Angelica and Jordyn and many nieces, nephews and a special niece Heather Gaughan. Tom was a member of St. Clare's Catholic Church K of C. He is retired from Sacramento City College where he assisted many students in the Electronics class for 20 years. Tom was proud of helping AeroJet build the S4-B Saturn Rocket motor, he also assisted in developing and establishing the Roseville Round House Railroad Club. He led a quiet life with a passion for books; model Railroading, collecting trains and train memorabilia. He was instrumental in forming the 'Forever Young Ministry' at St. Clare's. Tom served in the US Air Force."
(Sacramento Bee)
