Birth date: Apr 23, 1964 Death date: Apr 15, 2021
Thomas J. Noelke, age 56, of Mandeville, LA passed suddenly Thursday, April 15, 2021 of an aneurysm. He was born on April 23, 1964, in LaCrosse, WI to Thomas Noelke and Mary Egan Noelke. Tom is survived by his loving children Sar Read Obituary
So sorry for your loss... I remember Tom from years ago when he played baseball in La Crosse and I was associated with youth and legion baseball... Then had the opportunity to visit with him this past summer when he attended some baseball games in the La Crosse area... Always good to see him and visit... RIP Tom!
Bob Kerska
We lost a great friend. I golfed and drank a lot with Tom. We threw a lot of parties together.
Cubs Roof parties on a Friday afternoon every June, July and August for years. We did the first Commercial Real Estate Client Christmas Party together with 100 people, it grew to over 600 people in later years. I was on the tee box at Lake Lawn Lodge with him, Pat and Danny Boy when Tom got a hole in one on the 12th hole! We all bumped beer bellies, jumping up and down..
It was awesome!
Had beers with him and Andy Fitzpatrick in downtown Crystal Lake, off the train..
He was a great Entrepreneur and Sales guy, never afraid of anyone or anything, always looking for the next deal..
Absolutely loved going to happy hour downtown or a Cubs game with him, Mezznerr, the Harem, and the rest of the crew after and during work on a Friday..
I am truly sad today, since finding out yesterday..
Miss you man!!
Your friend always, Ernie
I am completely shocked about Tom's passing. I collaborated with Tom on several projects in the Chicago area. His zest for life and business were his greatest assets. I fondly remember our afternoon celebrations at The Berghoff Oktoberfest as well as many other good times. I will miss him dearly.
Words cannot say enough. I wish all of you strength through this loss. Simply said "Tommy" was my person. We talked often and it was never about material things. I will miss his true friendship and laugh - there was only one "Nelks"! Someday we will play baseball together in heaven my friend.
I worked with Tom at QC Services. We were all shocked and saddened by his sudden passing. Whether you were going through trying times or had good news to share, Tom was always there to listen. He often brought his furry shadow Lionel along with him. I'm pretty sure those two were inseparable. While in the break room or even just passing each other in the hallway, his face would light up when he had a new picture or video of his grandkids to show you. These are the memories that stand out most to me and speak to the kind of person Tom was. My deepest condolences to his family, may the good memories bring you peace during this difficult time. Rest easy Tom. We miss you.
