Condolence: Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. One can only dream to live a life as full as Mr. Greenlee. Godspeed!

Condolence: Tom & I flew many missions together in "The Big Rice Paddy" & spent many liberties together. Tom was a great gun driver & a credit to our squadron & the Navy. He was the "Real Deal". My condolences to Martha & the family. We all will miss him. A J Banford Seawolf 41

Condolence: What a loss. Tom and I were roommates at NAS Quonset Point, RI. He was a member of my wedding party walking me to the railing and when I asked why he was doing so, he said, "I want to make sure you get there." That was Tom being Tom! Following seas, Tom!

Condolence: I was just speaking to a friend about Tom Greenlee, yesterday. As a boy i lived in Tionesta, my father was the Pastor of the Methodist church there. When i was 12 I bought my first hunting rifle from Tom, which I still own. I was also able to spend a weekend with him and Jerry Sass in Pittsburgh with the Helicopter crews. Fond memories of a great man and truly great American. Our families deepest condolences to your family. Dan Edder

Condolence: Tom was one of the original Seawolves, a "plank owner" as we say in the Navy. HA(L)-3 was the most decorated Navy squadron in history and Tom was there at the beginning to help get it going and establish the traditions that remain in Navy helicopter squadrons today. RIP, Tom Greenlee.

Condolence: Sorry for your lost Tom was a great person and sending prayers your way

Condolence: I did not know Tom but I would like to offer my deepest sympathy. I also lost my husband to the effects of Agent Orange in 2001. He was only 51. May all your cherished memories help you through this difficult time.

Condolence: Upon first meeting (late 60s/early 70s) Tom "Mr. Outdoor-Everything" Greenlee, I knew he was the "Go-To Man" for literally everything regarding outdoor equipment! I bought my first pair of XC skis from him that eventually led me to travel to Wisconsin (with Peg Adams Sims and his younger Sisters Paula and MJ .. Tuner?) to ski the AB. He always had that twinkle in his eye whenever I tried to engage him in conversation for questions or advice .. as though he was ready to quip some words of advice laced with Tom Greenlee humor .. but his replies were always genuine and helpful which made me feel welcome to go back to him time and again for more questions/advice. I really liked and respected him! I will never forget him .. he was the best ever kind of Man! Everyone loved him!

Condolence: although i did not know him,i read his obit.thru the tionesta,pa. facebook site,ive been going to tionesta since 2012,im a navy veteran,love to hunt and fish,operate a small beef cattle farm,spend most of my time with my dogs.....tom and i would have had much to talk about!....so sorry for your loss....i wish him "fair winds and following seas"!

Condolence: My condolences to his family, and we have lost another hero. Please note, the spouse of a Vietnam Vet who was on the agent orange list and died of his wounds is entitled to a widow's pension from the VA and more. Please do not overlook the benefits available. He earned them by his service. Contact your County Veterans Affairs office for more information. For God & Country, Larry Bowers Oil City, PA

Condolence: I bought my first pair of XC skis from Tom which started a long ski career for me. . I loved going to the store and hanging out with Tom. He was a great friend to me and my sister Sarah. We have been missing him for a long time. Much sympathy to the whole family. Happy trails Tom.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss Erin and family, Jason, Martha and Cheryl. Tom was a very special person. Full of life and stories. He was a wonderful person to work for, introducing me to the world of retail. Tionesta has not been the same since he left the area. He will be remembered fondly by all who had the good fortune to have met him. May you find comfort at this difficult time in knowing that he made a difference in so many lives, sharing his knowledge of hunting and fishing, his stories and his love for people. RIP good man.

Condolence: My condolences to his family. He was a wonderful man. He was so good hearted and full of life. I enjoyed working for him for several years, when he had the Sport Center. I have missed him over the years and thought of him often. My prayers will be with you during this time.

Condolence: I am very sorry to hear of your loss. I met Mr. Greenlee when I was ten years old and stayed in touch with him when I could into my twenties. I respected and thought the world of him. I was so proud when he agreed to be a reference for me when I got out of school and started looking for employment. I wish I would have not lost touch with him through the years. My father who is now 85 years old still talks about him to this day and tells stories how he would keep the store open on a Friday night and we would eat fish sandwiches together and tell stories and laugh. He will be missed but never forgotten. Mr. Tom Greenlee was a Mans Man!

Condolence: Each of you are in our thoughts during this sad and difficult time. Tom has been missed by many ever since he moved from Tionesta. He got his wings again to fly!!

Condolence: My condolences to his family. He was a wonderful man. He was so good hearted and full of life. I enjoyed working for him for several years, when he had the Sport Center. I have missed him over the years and thought of him often. My prayers will be with you during this time.