Birth date: Dec 24, 1960 Death date: Nov 24, 2019
Thomas Phillips Braca, 58 of Ft. Lauderdale, FL., formerly of Mahopac, NY passed away suddenly on November 24, 2019. He will be missed forever by his wife of 26 years Jennifer Viola-Braca. Tom was born 12/24/1960 in New Rochelle, Read Obituary
Tom Braca continues to be memorialized in every story I tell of those wonderful Wang and Filenet days, but most importantly, he's embedded in the story of how Cathy and I got engaged. It couldn't have happened without the wonderful wit and loving spirt of Tom. His presence elevated so many simple occasions to lasting memories of love, friendship, and good humor. We miss your brother, and we will never forget.
Learning of the Passing of Tommy was a shock!,
I was hoping there was a memorial here in White Plains, however, I see that something will be planned soon! I truly hope so as he had a lot of friends here Greenburgh!
Tommy was always a happy go luck kind of Dude! Funny, thoughtful, kind and generous, that's what I remember.
To the Family, so sorry for your loss but we know he will never be forgotten!
Sandra Brown
My beloved friend, God saw you were getting tired. So He put His arms around you and whispered, "Come to Me".
I will always remember our class reunion of 2004 at the Crowne plaza in White Plains.
Those memories I will always cherish.
I will always love you Tommy.
Although on opposite sides of the Coasts, we squared off pretty good one time in a dispute. Didn't really know what would happen when we all came together that January. I just knew what I would say and I'm quite certain you did too. We didn't say anything...we didn't say anything...we embraced! Face to face, love and respect instantly wiped out all else! You were a force of nature! Rest in peace Tommy!
Tom I will miss you. You were like a big brother to me. I met you in Wang and work with you for over 10 years. You always took care of me and I will never forget all the fun and laughter we had. May you be in peace. Love you
So sorry to hear of Tom's passing. We worked together at FileNet. When he came to Costa Mesa, royalty was definitely in the house! He was so funny, personable and always had time for you. A wonderful man taken too soon.
My sincere condolences.
Tom was the kind of guy you couldn’t help but look up to. Larger than life, Tom was amazing in every way and accomplished in all he did. Always there to share a joke or a laugh with you, Tom was always attentive and respectful to everyone he met. The consummate salesman, Tom was one of the best I ever met. Ever confident, Tom was THE role model for professional sales, knew his customer intimately, and rarely, if ever, lost to a competitor. Rest In Peace, my friend.
He so often made you laugh and was a caring person. Underneath that strong exterior was a kind and generous person. Taken too early. He will be missed.
I want to add that I will never forget him. A truly kind man. On the day I buried my Linda, it was a cold day, extremely cold, and Tom came up behind me, took his coat off and put it over my shoulders in the freezing cold. I’ll never forget that till the day I die.
