Thomas Richard Ries Obituary, In Loving Memory Of Thomas Richard Ries joy anchie, August 8, 2023 Thomas Richard Ries Obituary, Death – The Ries family, which includes ECHS graduate Thomas Richard Ries, who was 71, has our deepest condolences and prayers. It was on July 27, 2023 in Eastport that he passed away. Both Essex Catholic High School and Newark College of Engineering were on Thomas’s educational path. Thomas was a soldier in the United States Army. Those who were fortunate enough to know Thomas will always carry his memory with them in their hearts and memories. His dedication to learning, community involvement, and giving back will always be an example to follow for next generations. Let us honor his memory by thinking of him as a cherished part of our community, a loyal citizen, and someone who was someone who changed the lives of those who were close to him. Even though we have to say goodbye to Thomas Richard Ries, we will always carry his memory with us. He will continue to serve as a constant reminder of the significance of education, the significance of service, and the influence that a single person can have on the world. Thomas, may you finally rest in peace, secure in the knowledge that your legacy will endure and that people will always remember you with reverence, honor, and thanks. The fact that Thomas served his country is a demonstration of both his sense of responsibility and his honor. He was a stalwart example of bravery and tenacity, having served with distinction in the United States Army. It was clear from the fact that he was willing to serve that he was dedicated to defending the principles and ideals that make our country what it is. As we come together to pay our respects to Thomas and celebrate his life, we would like to extend our most heartfelt thoughts and prayers to his family, friends, and loved ones. The community of Essex Catholic High School is standing together in support of his family as they remember him as an alumnus whose path represented the ideals that were instilled in him by his alma mater. Obituary