Thomas E. Dusing

The Jarman families in North Carolina (Fran and Joan’s family), Colorado & California (Bill and Maggie Jarman’s family) Kentucky, Indiana (Vic & Peggy Jarman’s family) and Kentucky, Ohio & Virginia (John and Rosalie Jarman’s family) send their love and offer up prayers for Matt and Heather, Jim and Judy, Ron and Patty, Bernie and Cindy and Anita and George. Although many of us live far away, we want you to know that we still love and care and send our deepest sympathy. May God Bless you all and may you find comfort in your fond memories.
Angie Tucker (The Jarman family communicator)

Dear Dusing FAMILY:
My Condolences in the Loss of your Beloved Father. Loved checking Him & your Mom out when shopping in our Ft. Mitchell REMKE Store.
Sincerely, Mabel

Heather and Matt, so sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. Dave and I have fond memories of your parents at Thomas More. Then your Mom and I teaching at St. Pius. I remember both of you at Pius as you grew up. I hope your memories will bring smiles in the years to come. Peace to you both and your families. Dave and Monica Dunlap

Matt and Heather, we feel so blest that Matt and Tom came to see us just a few weeks ago in his motorized wheelchair. It was so amazing to have that visit now to remember. So glad that happened and it feels like divine intervention now. We had such love and respect for both of your parents. If there is anything we can do to help you get through this, please let us know…..just still feeling so lucky we shared the recent time. Love, Jerry and Nancy Woeste

Prayers and condolences. Rest In Peace brother.

Carol Dusing-Cooper

I spent 4 yrs at CCH around Tom and many yrs after that purchasing ice, beer etc from him on the dock. In the last many yrs seeing him and talking with him at the reunions and alumni lunches. I never saw him without a smile, even when he was very sick he could work one up. Everyone always respected Tom, a very good man and friend. I saw Tom wrestle those big blocks of ice (hundreds of pounds) on the loading dock like they were light. He worked very hard all his life. My prayers go out to Tom and his entire family. Due to the pandemic I’m sorry to say I won’t be able to attend his visitation or services. I hope everyone understands. Jack Bresser

May Tom rest in peace as his soul flies to heaven to be with his beloved Patti. Prayers and best wished to Tom’s family as hey grieve the loss of of father, grandfather and brother. My world is a little smaller at the loss of a good friend and one of the true good guys.

Kevin Moser

The Dusing Family is a tight knit family. They are faithful, loyal and friends to everyone. Tom will be dearly missed. He had a kind heart and a beautiful smile. I hope that all the fond memories of Tom as dad, brother, cousin and friend will help provide comfort to all and hopefully bring a smile to your heart. God Bless Tom. May he Rest in Peace as he reunites with his wonderful wife Patti. God Bless the Dusing Family.
Hal and Angie Tucker & Family

Ric Bohl

Over 32 years ago, I walked into a small office for a job interview that I had no interest in attending. I met Tom and spoke with him briefly. I was hired and started the next a Saturday. My first day lasted 11 hours. We made minimum wage ($3.35 an hour) for hard work. At the time, I took my experiences for granted. As I got older, I appreciated those times and speak of them fondly. Tom, Bernie and Ron taught me more than just the ice business, they taught me life skills that I use everyday. My 13 years working for them was a blessing. When people say Dusing Brothers Ice was a family business, it is not just because it was owned by family, rather they treated employees like family. Thank you for your gift of friendship. I grieve this loss with you. Rest In Peace Tom. GOD Bless.