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Thomas Alan Kelley
5 décembre 1942 - 1 mars 2024
5 décembre 1942 - 1 mars 2024
Thomas Alan Kelley passed away on March 1, 2024, peacefully in his sleep.
He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Marlene, and his son, George, as well as his sister Patricia Cravey (nephew James and niece Jenice) and his niece, Michele.
He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Teresa, and his brother Jim.
Tom was born on December 5, 1942, in Flint, MI and moved to Los Alamos as a young boy. He graduated from Los Alamos High School as valedictorian and started his early college years at Rice University, studying mathematics before entering the Dominican seminary for 2 years. He arrived at the University of New Mexico, where he finished his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and continued as a graduate student, becoming a Master and PhD in Mathematics. While at UNM he met life-long friends as well as his future wife, Marlene.
He loved to learn and was an avid bibliophile. He loved reading the Pulitzer Prize winning novels and anticipated each winner every year. He enjoyed playing tennis and square dancing with Marlene and friends. He loved to travel to national square dance festivals while enjoying tours in each city.
Tom spent many years teaching math classes at UNM-LA while working at Los Alamos National Laboratory as a computer software programmer. When he taught statistics, he constantly scoured the newspaper for material for his classes. He received numerous distinguished performance awards from LANL and was the Zia award recipient in 2004 from the UNM Alumni Association. After retiring from LANL he enrolled at St. John’s College in Santa Fe and earned a Master of Liberal Arts for the pure enjoyment of learning in of itself.
A graveside columbarium service will be scheduled at Guaje Pines Cemetery of Los Alamos at a later date. Please check here for updates, and to leave pictures, stories, and condolences for the family.
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Hommages
Jolyn Mcteigue
I’m grateful to have known Mr. Kelly. My son and I enjoyed his kind and gentle spirit when we met at square dancing years ago. Lord bless you, Mrs. Kelly, with His peace and comfort.
Lorraine Vasilik
A very special man who was a wonderful friend. He Will truly be missed by all who knew and loved him. Condolences to Marlene and George.
Robert B Walker

Tom and I played tennis for so many years that I can't remember. He was a great guy and a great tennis player. Here's a photo from a tournament we went to in Arizona for a Team Tennis National Championship in 2003. My best wishes and condolences to Marlene and family.
Bill Johnson
Tom was a much-valued neighbor, professional colleague, and friend. He'll be missed. Condolences to Marlene, George, and the extended family.
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