Yes, very sad news for the out of doors community, not only here in PA. , but for everyone that new him nation wide. I read in the local newspaper that Tom hunted in 32 states and 4 Canadian provinces, along with other trips overseas to hunt Africa. That is quite a testament when you think about it. I recall watching Call of The Outdoors on a Lancaster tv station when I was growing up, outdoor shows were always my favorite shows to watch. Tom helped a lot of new,fledging writers and photographers get their first starts in the business. He was 72 and died of Lewy Body Dementia, a terrible debilitating disease much like Parkinsons. Give prayers to the family.
