Thomas Lee "Tommy" Fincham

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   Thomas Lee “Tommy” Fincham, 51, of Fairmont passed away on September 5, 2020. He was born July 7, 1969 in Fairmont, a son of the late Kay Louise Longstreth Fincham.
   Tommy is survived by his children, Brandon Hamrick of St. Petersburg, FL, Morgan and Austin Fincham of Charleston, SC, and Justyn and Alexus Williams of Fairmont. Also surviving is a very special companion, Becky Sopranik of Fairmont who loved him dearly, sisters Cynthia K Ice of Mount Morris, PA and Michele (AJ) Anderson of Wheeling and special cousins who loved him like a brother, Alice Lewis, Pam Morton, Kathy Parrish, Sally Anderson and their brother Rodney D. Matthews, several nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews and many special cousins. 
   In addition to his mother, Tommy was preceded in death by his step-father William Myers, his maternal grandparents Thomas and Zelma Longstreth, a very special Aunt and Uncle Dale and June Matthews who loved him like a son, and his niece Kayla Blair Price. 
   Tommy loved to work with his hands and doing mechanic work on cars and motorcycles. He was a painter for many years and then had several car lots in the Fairmont area. He was part owner of Chasers in Boothsville and lived in Fairmont most of his life. He enjoyed fishing, camping and riding motorcyles. 
   The family will receive friends at Masters Funeral Home, 209 Main Street, Mannington on Sunday, September 13, 2020 from 2-5 pm. In keeping with Tommy’s wishes, cremation will follow. His final resting place will be with his mother. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.mastersfuneralhomewv.com and on the funeral home face
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Condolences

Condolence left byRobin Sawitski Dicken onSat, 09/12/2020 - 12:42pm.

My sincere sympathy on the passing of Tommy. All of you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence left bykimberly Kirk onSat, 09/12/2020 - 8:01pm.

We had some good times growing up. Making you eat mud pies, leaving you stuck in a tree, sleigh riding and drinking mad dog. RIP

Condolence left byKathy Cralton onSun, 09/13/2020 - 10:10am.

Cindy
May I say that the grief that u are feeling right now and today especially that I also know it all to well .i have experienced it all to many times the pain is unbearable at times but through prayers we all know that god will and can give us the strength to go through it and we know hes in a better place where he wont have to worry anymore.my prayers and thoughts are with u and ur family as u all gather to say goodbye to ur brother.God will give you the strength to go thru it when u think hes not there remember he is carrying you.love you girl
Kathy

Condolence left bySandradawson onMon, 09/14/2020 - 10:46am.

I'm so very very sorry for your loss. I remember him well. RIP

Condolence left byStefaney Williams onMon, 09/21/2020 - 1:19am.

As the father of my two youngest (twins) Tommy was as good a man IN LIGHT and DESPITE OF the negativity he was born into and grew up in/around. I pray that Tommy has FINALLY found peace! I will always love him despite the good, bad, right or wrong of living in a world that only chooses to see the bad. I would be the last person to cast a stone as should any naysayers!

Condolence left byAlexus Williams onMon, 12/06/2021 - 4:26am.

As the last comment being the last child my father was given to make. Despite only seeing my father a couple of times I loved this man through anything. The first time I could ever comprehend him in a memory was when I was 15 and I thought I was going to kill this man me feeling so unwanted for my brother and myself. I couldn’t because when I looked at him I finally saw the man I’ve always wanted to see I felt true happiness. my questions till this day would be why did you not want to be around us, why couldn’t you love us the way you loved a high or put anything else but your kids. It being December 6 2021 i will forever cry because the memories I did get to share with my father I loved for the fact he was my father. Yes I knew what he had done but that was my father. I forever held a place in my heart for you. But the only thing you made me feel out of the world was loneliness, heartbreak, unwantedness And betrayal my dear father Thankyou for putting my family and myself through the roughest patch in our life to make us stronger as we did. It’s funny the last day I seen this man was the day he told me he gave it all up for my twin brother and I. Just so we could be together my momma, him my sisters and my brother and myself. I do hope and pray your looking up at us. But pray for your peace and that you’ve found it.

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