Thomas J. Braceland

March 2, 1961 - April 27, 2026

Thomas J. Braceland

On April 27, 2026 of Williamstown. Age 65. Devoted father of Jordan Braceland and Devon Braceland. Dear brother of Edward Braceland and the late Donna Colavita. Loving stepson of Enid Braceland, and stepbrother of Martin, Nancy, Kathryn, and Diane. Loved by nieces, nephews, and cousins. He will be missed by his grand dog Monty.

Tom was a very skilled pilot. He loved to fly, and has been doing so since he was 18 years old. Tom is an avid athlete and competitor. He played ice hockey for most of his life. In recent years, he enjoyed training and competing in triathlons. Tom was always trying new things, passionate of experiencing what life had to offer.

Tom was a warm, caring, and loving man who always put his daughters first. He loved music, flying, riding, and the rink. His wisdom was immeasurable, only rivaled by the love his friends and family feel for him. Anyone who met Tom left with a smile on their face. He always had a story to tell and a joke to share. He lived life putting joy in other’s hearts. He will be dearly missed.

Thomas’s life will be honored and remembered privately by his family.

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Thomas J. Braceland On April 27, 2026 of Williamstown. Age 65. Devoted father of Jordan Braceland and Devon Braceland. Dear brother of Edward Braceland and the late Donna Colavita. Loving stepson of Enid Braceland, and stepbrother of Martin, Nancy, Kathryn, and Diane. Loved by nieces, nephews, and cousins. He will be missed by his grandContinue Reading

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Just saw this tonight - sorry to learn. I grew up at 2644 Bancroft Street and remember Tommy from those days. I remember he played Football for Saint Monica’s and was very opinionated about his sports teams (LOL). A memory I still have is when he was lighting M-80’s and dropping them on plastic milk cartons in front of the Bowling Alley - I thought he’d blow his hand off - glad he didn’t. To Ed, so sorry for your loss.

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I'm sorry to hear of Tom's passing. I played pickup hockey with Tom about 10-15 years ago. Really nice guy.

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