Thomas Ivinson

Thomas B. Ivinson, Jr. was born June 22, 1986. Though his life was brief, those who knew him have kept his memory alive through tributes and memorial mentions in the years since his passing. Public records and memorial listings show Thomas as a young man of 24 whose loss touched family members, friends and community groups who honored him in annual remembrances and donations made in his name. The Lynch & Sons funeral listing for Thomas (which gives a date of death as October 20, 2010) and local memorial registers indicate his family sought private remembrance and community comfort after his death.([lynchandsonsclawson.com](https://www.lynchandsonsclawson.com/obituaries/Thomas-B-Ivinson-Jr?obId=604267))

Thomas’s death was also recorded in public unsolved-homicide listings circulated by Crime Stoppers and related local compilations; those summaries note the date he was found in Detroit and the seriousness with which investigators and community groups treated the loss. The involvement of Crime Stoppers and later memorial listings reflect an ongoing wish by friends and family for answers and for Thomas’s memory to be honored. These public notices do not define the whole of his life; rather, they show a consistent thread of remembrance from people and organizations who continued to acknowledge him in the years after his death.([scribd.com](https://www.scribd.com/doc/222922129/Crime-Stoppers?utm_source=openai))

Publicly available records and memorial mentions are limited in personal detail. Where particulars about Thomas’s daily life, friendships, hopes and routines are not part of the public record, it is clear from the pattern of tributes and donations in his memory that he mattered to those close to him. For those making a page in his honor, centering family remembrances, photos, music or anecdotes shared by loved ones will best restore the fuller sense of who Thomas was beyond public notices. His memory endures in the quiet devotion of those who continue to commemorate him, and this page is intended to hold that respectful space.