Thomas Talbott Tudor, 84, passed away at his Cincinnati, OH home on April 29th, 2023. Tom was born September 28th, 1938. He is preceded in death by his parents Samuel and Minvia Tudor, Brother James and sisters Katherine and Martha. He is survived by his loving wife Carolyn B. Tudor, his daughter Rebecca (George) Kyle, his son Brian (Becky) Tudor, his three grandchildren Lindsey (Daniel) Harris, Kayle and Casey Kyle, great grandchild, Rowan Harris, sister Joyce (Rich) Marsh, brothers Samuel and Lester Tudor, and Randy Mosley.
Before marrying the love of his life in 1966, Thomas served in the US Army as a medic. He then went to work as a packaging engineer for Proctor and Gamble as well as Brown and Williamson where he was awarded multiple patents. Outside of work Thomas enjoyed spending time with his family and educating his hoodlum grandkids about everything there is to know, including all things history, how to accurately terrorize the squirrels and wrap the perfect present. He loved reading, smoking his pipe and the occasional bloody mary. In his younger years he enjoyed square dancing with his wife, being a boy scout leader and attending night school. He spent many summers vacationing in Northern Michigan where he enjoyed fishing, gambling and hanging out with family. Above all else, Tom was a proud grandfather who never let his grandchildren forget just how much he hated chicken.
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Before marrying the love of his life in 1966, Thomas served in the US Army as a medic. He then went to work as a packaging engineer for Proctor and Gamble as well as Brown and Williamson where he was awarded multiple patents. Outside of work Thomas enjoyed spending time with his family and educating his hoodlum grandkids about everything there is to know, including all things history, how to accurately terrorize the squirrels and wrap the perfect present. He loved reading, smoking his pipe and the occasional bloody mary. In his younger years he enjoyed square dancing with his wife, being a boy scout leader and attending night school. He spent many summers vacationing in Northern Michigan where he enjoyed fishing, gambling and hanging out with family. Above all else, Tom was a proud grandfather who never let his grandchildren forget just how much he hated chicken.
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