Thomas Riskey, a resident of Eagle Colorado, passed away after battling with metastatic cancer. Tom was born to Frank and Helen Riskey in Bellflower, Southern California where he grew up. From a young age Tom was a talented and passionate craftsman. In the fall of 1994 Tom moved to Colorado where he started his businesses, Goodwoods Finish Carpentry, which specialized in trim carpentry, cabinet installation and remodeling. It was in Colorado that Tom built the house in which he would raise his family. When he wasn’t on the job, Tom enjoyed golf, camping, spending time with his family, and would occasionally dabble in day trading. Tom had an affinity for restoring early-2000s Audi AllRoads and maintaining the ones which he gave to his family. Tom is survived by his wife and high school sweetheart Carmen; three children, Kenneth, Kory, and Marybeth; three grandchildren; 8 sisters, and 2 brothers. He will be greatly missed.
Thomas Leo Riskey
Nuestro más sentido pésame Carmencita, Kenneth, Kory and Marybeth.
Un abrazo solidario en este momento tan difícil .
Que Tom descanse en paz ????
Our deepest sympathy to Carmencita and the whole family.
Dear Carmen and family, I was so sorry to hear of Tom’s passing. I always enjoyed seeing you, Tom and your children. I know he will be dearly missed. Prayers for all of you at this difficult time. Love,
Lynda Jodrie
Our brother Tom died on August 4, the birthday of our Grandma Clara Riskey. He was born on July 22, 1958 and had just turned 65. As number 8 of 11 children in our family, Tom carved a special place in our hearts and will never be forgotten. May he rest in peace. God bless the family.
I was fortunate to have the opportunity to work with Tom on numerous construction projects. He was a true professional, talented craftsman and a sincerely nice person.
My sympathies go out to his family who I know he was so proud of. He’ll be missed by so many people that had the pleasure of knowing him.
I’ll forever miss hearing my Brother Tom’s infectious laugh, seeing his quirky smile, and loving eyes. We never had a chance to say goodbye, but I’m sure the hello Tom received in Heaven included one happy 65th birthday party! Rest in peace, Little Brother. Love you,, Teen
We will forever treasure our memories of Tom showing us his beautiful woodwork, his smiling eyes, and gentle humor. We wish we had a chance to tell Tom how deeply loved and admired he was before the shock of his passing. Now we see Tom in heaven with family and coworkers sharing some laughs and enjoying well deserved rest. We love you and will always remember you little brother. ❤️ Bill and Teri
On behalf of the Paramount High School Spirit of ‘76,
I want to let Carmen and all of Tom’s family know how sorry we were to hear of Tom’s passing. You all are in my prayers. Hold tight to the memories you shared with Tom, and he’ll only be a thought away.
Someday there will be a great reunion in Heaven where we will all be together again, no more tears, no more sorrow, only joy in the Son.