WILLIAMSBURG — Baird McIntosh "Mac" Thomas, 62, of Williamsburg, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012, at his home. He was born on April 30, 1949, in Kalamazoo, the son of the late Baird and Margaret (Renault) Thomas.
Mac was employed at Fox Motors in Traverse City.
His hobbies included fishing, boating and spending time with his friends and family.
Surviving Mac are his sons, Justin M. (Kimberly) Thomas, of Williamsburg, and Ryan M. Thomas, of Petaluma, Calif.; his brothers, Lawrence Thomas, of Sunnyvale, Calif., and Theodore Thomas, of Olympia, Wash.; his nephews, Nathan and Joshua Thomas, of Olympia, Wash.; and friends, Jessica and Abigail Olheiser.
Mac was preceded in death by his brother, William Thomas; and dear friend, Pamela Olheiser.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012, at 11 a.m., at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Elk Rapids.
Memorials may be given to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 403 Traverse St., Elk Rapids, MI 49629.
Condolences can be left online at wolfeoneill.com.
Arrangements were made by Wolfe-O'Neill Funeral Home, our family serving yours.
Archive: Friday
Baird McIntosh 'Mac' Thomas
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State jobless rate drops to 8 percent
Michigan reports that the seasonally unadjusted unemployment rate dropped a full percentage point statewide and fell in all major labor markets.
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West, Central to play at Comerica
Talk of an outdoor hockey game between crosstown rivals Traverse City Central and West has been brewing for a couple years. It’s about to happen.
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Inaugural Great Waves Festival celebrates water
The new Great Wakes Festival is preparing to launch with the message, “Keep it fresh, keep it free.”
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Northwestern Michigan College Dean's List, spring semester 2012
The students listed below have been named to the Dean's List for Spring Semester 2012 at Northwestern Michigan College.
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Hot Picks: 05/25/2012
Orchid show; Beer, brats; Register now.
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Editorial: Legislature takes steps on medical pot rules
The issue: Medical Marijuana law. Our view: Finally, rules emerge.
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Asian carp surveillance ramping up in Illinois
Illinois fisheries biologists netted two Asian carp in a Chicago lagoon Thursday as part of a stepped-up effort to track and remove the invasive species from Illinois waterways.
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Weather warms up for the holiday weekend
Northern Michigan’s warm-then-cold spring pattern has shifted into a decidedly warm phase for the unofficial start of summer.
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Letters to the Editor: 05/25/2012
Over a smoking ban?; Not thinking straight
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Tribe elects new chairman, council members
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians have a new tribal chairman and two new tribal council members.
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Are these the droids you're looking for?
Geeks and geekettes: Prepare to meet your match. Sci-Fi Speed Dating, as seen on the TLC series “Geek Love,” will be part of this weekend’s fourth annual Cherry Capital Con.
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Bums drop finale
Traverse City heads back to TC for home opener today
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The Record: 05/25/2012
Assumed names filed in Grand Traverse County:
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House panel passes new teacher pension plan
A plan requiring school employees to pay more toward their pensions but not force new teachers into a 401(k)-style system was approved by a Michigan House committee Thursday, meaning the full chamber will consider a pension fix much different than the Senate's plan.
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Chef takes food on the road
Festival food just went up a notch.
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SS Badger engine failure requires tug
The William C. Selvick tug arrived late Thursday in the Manitowoc, Wisconsin, harbor to help bring the SS Badger to its dock. The Badger's starboard engine lost a piston just as it was pulling into the dock.
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Roundup: Northmen win BNC soccer title
With a 3-2 win over visiting TC Central on Thursday, Petoskey clinched the Big North Conference title (Plus, baseball, softball and tennis).
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Forum: Michigan should stand with Montana
States seeking to fight the corrupting influence of money in politics should be able to restrict corporate spending on campaign ads.
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Building Permits: 05/25/2012
Eastwood Custom Homes, 927 Andrew Melissa Lane, Blair Township, new home, $254,253
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Troubled prosecutor wants another chance
Anthony Cicchelli wants to climb back in the saddle. Cicchelli, Benzie County’s prosecutor from 1996 until 2008, filed to run for that office again this year. John B. Daugherty, the county’s current prosecutor, decided to instead seek the probate judge’s post.
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Bayshore packet pick-up today
Packet pick-up for the 30th Bayshore Marathon will be today at TC Central.
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Police seek tips in unsolved robberies
Authorities hope area residents can help them nab those responsible for a pair of unsolved robberies.
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State jobless rate drops to 8 percent
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Even Fla. Police Shocked by Face-Mauling Attack
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Pregnant Reese Wears LBD
Volcano covers Colombian cities in ash
Meet the Crew and Good Ship 'Prometheus'
Los Angeles Bar Bans Bachelorettes
Hamster Plays Dead
Beyonce Shows Off 60 Pound Weight Loss at Concert
Drunk Women Breaking Into Houses: A New Trend?
LeAnn Rimes Rocks Short Shorts
Raw Video: Cop Shoots Man Eating Another's Face
Gordon Ramsay Carried Off Field
Man Dies Getting Lap Dance
Kim Kardashian Claims Items Stolen from Her Luggage
Bear cools off in Calif. family's pool
Ep. 3: Chopped Desserts
Air Force dad surprises family at baseball game
