Thomas Jeret Everett was born on February 9th 1983 at Garrison Memorial Hospital in Garrison ND to Fredman Steve Everett Sr. and Patricia Everett. Tommy was called home by Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on June 16th 2012. Wake services will be held on Thursday, June 21, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. at the Ralph Wells Jr. Memorial Complex in White Shield. Funeral services will be held on Friday, June 22, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. at the Ralph Wells Jr. Memorial Complex in White Shield

Thomas attended Margret Breuer Elementary School in White Shield ND, Dunseith Public High School, and graduated from White Shield High School to become part of the class of 2001. He moved to Wahpeton, ND and attended NDSCS and worked at the Dakota Magic Casino. Tom also lived in Bismarck, ND and held employment at Sykes/Siemens phones followed by Ft. Yates worked at Prairie Knights Casino. Later, he moved to Minot, ND to work at Global Solutions before returning home to work at The Boys and Girls Club, and Everett Flooring.

Tommy was an incredible man. He had many joyous hobbies. He loved scary movies and was a zombie film fanatic. His hobbies also include; his amazing artistic skill, playing video games with his nephews, collecting GI Joes and old rock n roll vinyl record; especially collecting anything vintage. Tommy loved jamming to music and loved to play his guitar the most. He walked to the beat of a different drum and this is why everybody loved him, he had the ability to make you laugh and smile through everything even when you're hurting the most. He had the heart of child that put brightness into lives of everybody around him. He had many talents but none more than being an awesome friend, a great uncle, the best brother, and the greatest son.

To a mother a son is her greatest protector. To a father a son is his greatest pride. The love provided by Tommy through his parents, Patricia Everett and Fredman Everett, was like no other. His parents cherish every moment with their children and their love is unconditional. The greatest joy and happiness in their lives comes from their children. The children's love was more powerful than the eye could see even through the hard times but Pat and Seeney know their children love them too. They know Tommy is still Pats greatest protector from heaven above and Seeneys greatest pride shining light on the cloudiest of days.

Thomas was preceded in death by his grandparents, Lloyd and Melvina Everett, and Jesse and Emma Andrade.

He is survived by his parents, Patricia and Fredman Everett and siblings, Fredman Everett Jr. (Melissa Everett), Yvette Everett (Jay Brugh), James Everett (Tasha Everett), Jennifer Everett, and many nieces and nephews.