Thomas Edward McIntee, 24, of Jacksonville, Florida, was shot and killed while working the night shift at the Gate gas station on Busch Drive on November 9, 2014. Born and raised in Jacksonville, he graduated from Philip A. Randolph and later studied Massage Therapy at Everest College. He had worked six years as an Assistant Manager at the Gate and was remembered by family and friends as a private, gentle person who played the saxophone, loved poetry, made collages and cared for animals.

A memorial to Thomas was unveiled at Animal Care and Protective Services in Jacksonville. Despite numerous tips and a reward offered by First Coast Crime Stoppers and the Gate Foundation, the case remains unsolved; the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate and no arrests have been announced. Thomas’s parents, Wendy Johnson and Charles Johnson, have been active in memorial events and efforts to keep his memory alive.

If anyone knew Thomas, worked at that Gate station, or has information about who was at the scene on November 9, 2014, please come forward.