Thomas Blythe

Birth date: Jul 25, 1955 Death date: Dec 30, 2021

Mr. Thomas Jeffrey Blythe, 66, of Clover SC passed away Thursday December 30, 2021. Jeff was born and raised in Mecklenburg County (Long Creek). He lived in Clover SC most of his adult life. Jeff was a life long member of Hopewell Read Obituary

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Steve Black

199w ago

I remember meeting Jeff at J.M. Alexander Jr. High. It might have been in band class. He was always friendly with a big smile to share. My prayers and condolences are extended to Jeff’s entire family.

Jeff Depalmo

199w ago

Jeff was a great guy who I always enjoyed seeing at church. Blessings to the Blythe, Kidd, and Tran families as our hearts and prayers are with you.
Jeff and Charlotte DePalmo

Kay Auten

199w ago

in honor of Thomas.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Dolores Blanton

199w ago

What a joy it was to have grown to know Jeff while attending North Mecklenburg High School and youth group at Hopewell Presbyterian Church. I was struck by Jeff’s determination, hard work, and especially his love of friends. He became like family.
My condolences go out to the Blythe family. May The Lord comfort you.

Dolores Bost Blanton

Steve Francis

199w ago

I talked to Jeff on ham radio and in person if I ran into him at a hamfest somewhere.
I'll remember the good times we had, both in person and on the radio.
The family has my deepest sympathy in the loss of Jeff.
Sincerely,
Steve Francis, N4STF
Forest City, NC

Frank Auten

199w ago

Dearest Jeff. or Leroy as Buddy named you , You were such a bost to Bethel Fire Dept. So many Sunday duty days ,And so many training wekends ,Loved the ones you were the instructor.You showed up early had the room prepped ready to go extra pens, paper, and nothing left to do but show up sign in and listen to a well rehearshed course that if you didnt pass it was you who didnt pay attention . So many calls you had over 1200 ,.
You never failed to work by the rules ,so perecise never mising a time where you pointed out to us new folks what if ??? You made us think you let us learn you made us FIREMEN.who lived to fight fire another day .
Ham radio ,i lucked out to find you and WB4PCS ( our Mac) to prod me on and to as of Dec 12 made me and Bill promise to be at you next test sesion .Well ol buddy I be there just loking up to see you smiling down saying dont rush ,.
So you are not hurting anymore and youve made peace with our maker
You my friend Have fought the good fight ,Finished the course and above al,Kept the FAITH !!! 73 s till we meet again
Southern rain fall softly
Southern winds blow gently
Southern Sun shine warmly God Bless Frank Auten W4HEL

Barbara Ann Bost Reynolds

199w ago

I'm so sorry to hear of another loss of one of the" Black Top Gang" Jeff will always in our Memories.

Barbara Ann Bost Reynolds

Kenny Hedrick

200w ago

I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to the Blythe family on the loss of Jeff. Even though I have not seen him for a number of years, he was often in my thoughts as I remember growing up in Long Creek becoming a teenager, learning to drive ,our escapades that always included Dolores, Karen, Hoyt, Phyllis, Cathy and others. I will surely remember him fondly as others will. I am sorry I will be unable to attend the service but I will be thinking of everyone I’m sure it will be beautiful.

Sharon Cooper-Stone

200w ago

We have good memories of a strong friendship with Jeff, especially during the late eighties while living near Clover. He and my husband enjoyed sharing their passion for Amateur Radio, passing their enthusiasm along to our young son. Quite the prankster, I still laugh thirty years later over Jeff’s Halloween tricks and antics, which we all enjoyed. Jeff was a giver, with his volunteer work as well as with his knowledgeable assistance with electrical matters. Our family was blessed to have known him.

With sincere condolences,

Sharon Cooper-Stone

Roy Burrus

200w ago

In my early days on ham radio I used to talk to Jeff every so often. He was a
character, but I always thought a lot of him. He was A-OK. And know that you
will see Jeff again when it comes your time to go to Heaven, never more to part.
My deepest sympathy in your loss.

Sincerely,

Roy Burrus
AB4ZW
Shelby, NC

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