Mr. Thomas K. Naylor

Rob, I am sorry for your family and you. I wish I could be there at this time to support. Know that you are in my prayers.

I light this candle in honor of Mr. Naylor. Though we did not know you Tom, we are very thankful of the friendships we have made with your son Chris, and your grandkids Dante and Max. Without you Tom, we would not have these wonderful people in our lives.
~The Lucier Family

Sorry to hear that Tom has passed. Those who worked with Tom will surely miss him.

I enjoyed working with Tom for 15 years at Siemens Medical Systems designing patient monitoring electronics. He was a careful and thorough Engineer which is understandable considering his early work. Tom’s electrical designs formed the basis for heart and respiration monitoring of the Siemens product line which was quite successful. He was always willing to patiently share his extensive knowledge with his colleagues along with

Sorry to hear that Tom has passed. Those who worked with Tom will surely miss him.

I enjoyed working with Tom for 15 years at Siemens Medical Systems designing patient monitoring electronics. He was a careful and thorough Engineer which is understandable considering his early work. Tom’s electrical designs formed the basis for heart and respiration monitoring of the Siemens product line which was quite successful. He was always willing to patiently share his extensive knowledge with his colleagues along with access to his towering Engineering library.

I will miss Tom’s generous nature, patient manner, extensive knowledge and dry sense of humor.

I have known Tom since 1993 and am proud to have known this kind and gentle man. He will be greatly missed by all.

Angela L. Goguen

I had the very great pleasure of working with Tom for many years at Analogic, Siemens, and Draeger. Tom was the rarest breed of engineer - he was tremendously skilled and yet the most humble and considerate colleague and friend. His dry sense of humor could be almost too subtle at times - it was sometimes necessary to check to see if he was smiling to know if your leg was being pulled.

I will miss Tom. My sincerest condolences to the family.

I worked at the same company as Tom, but only worked with him on rare occasion a long time ago when we defibrillated watermelons together. However, I talked with him in the hallways etc over the past 15 years or so. And when I was going through tough times he was so thoughtful. He was a very sweet man and I will miss him.