He didn’t see the need to learn math or reading.
He learned a lot of life skills and did a lot of art. Many of them were up for the challenge and he won their hearts. With all of his special abilities he had to have many great teachers with unique skills like patience, humility and perseverance. When it came to school, he had it better than he knew. He could and would try to go anywhere and fast! Always wearing his mohawk spiked helmet and losing blankie every couple hundred feet. That boy loved the freedom of his go-cart. He loved going to breakfast with Daddy and Grandpa on the weekends and loved fishing with his Dad and sister despite his Dad’s distain for hurting fish. Despite his numerous medical conditions, he loved life and found much joy always giving more than he received. The healthy part was a constant struggle. He was always early to bed, early to rise ensuring he was healthy and wise. Bedtime was almost always 7:30pm and up at 6 or 7am. He needed a good 10-12 hours of sleep like his Momma. RJ was an interesting boy from an early age - sucking his index and middle finger instead of a thumb. There were three constants in RJ’s life: his blankie, family, and Margaret. He was joyfully born in New Britain, CT on Septemto Heather (Greatorex) and Raymond Thomas III. Raymond "RJ" Thomas, IV Raymond Thomas, IV, 16, was called to his eternal resting place on March 18, 2022, while surrounded by his loving family at home.
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