We also competed on Wipeout as a couple with Kate and tom. You guys were an amazingly warm couple and I am so sorry it has ended this way. Kate please know yourself and Tom's family are in our prayers.

I went to high school with Tom. He is a great guy! Very funny and very smart! He always had us laughing at a joke or impersonation or something. He was a nice guy too. It did not matter which group of guys one hung out with, he was friends with everyone. I was shock when I opened the email from our alumni coordinator and told of Toms passing. May he look down on us and touch us with his friendship and humor! And may God comfort your wife and family in this time of sorrow. A.M.D.G.

I was there on the wipeout show the day Tom and Kate were taping. We, were competing with them. I remember Kate offering me her shirt to wear on the set because they wanted me to change colors. Kate, Steve and I are so sorry for your loss, and our heart goes out to Tom's family and Kate's family. Although I only knew Tom for a day, the two of them were so kind and happy amidst the craziness of the day. Kate touched my heart that day with her generosity and Tom with his humor, may God be with your families through this tragedy. You are all in my thoughts and prayers, so sorry. Robin Burton and Stephen Netter.

I hired and worked with Tom and Kate at KSKI and loved them both. This is a blow to all of us. Tom was living in L.A. at the time. He flew up to meet us and stayed at the Clarion -- the same time of the Trailing of the Sheep event. On Monday's job interview, he asked me about the girls in town, because over the weekend he woke up in his hotel room and saw sheep. He said, that whole sheep thing down main street had him nervous about moving to Ketchum. Nevertheless, he took the job and KSKI mornings were a hit. Anyway, I am in shock. Tom had it going on -- with so much in front of him. My prayers go out to Kate and the family... gonna miss you man! Scott

I hired Tom and Kate at KSKI and loved them both. This is a blow to our family. Tom was living in L.A. at the time. He flew up to meet us and stayed at the Clarion -- the same time of the Trailing of the Sheep event. On Monday's interview, he asked me about the girls in town, because that whole sheep thing down main street had him nervous about moving to Ketchum. Anyway, I am in shock. Tom had it going it on -- with so much in front of him. My prayers go out to Kate and the family... gonna miss you man! Scott

Who didn't love Tom? He had his fun. Far too young to be leaving us, friend. You will be missed. Condolences to Kate and family.