Thomas Walter White Jr.'s son, born to Dorothy Keane White, originally from Cazenovia, New York, currently residing in Maui, Hawaii, and Raleigh, North Carolina. He has two sisters, Sara and Betsy. As the grandson of restaurateur Walter White, founder of the New York Restaurant Association, and great-grandson of New York appellate court justice Philip A. Sullivan, he inherits a rich family legacy.
He attended the prestigious Northfield-Mount Herman School in Massachusetts, followed by St. Lawrence University and New York University. His early career in the entertainment industry was marked by a notable appearance in the premiere production of William Gibson's "Butterfingers Angel" in 1974.
In 1989, he wrote, produced, and performed as Joey in the Off-Broadway production "Johnny & Joey" at the Waverly Place Theatre in New York City. Unfortunately, his life came to a tragic end in November 2004 in New York City.
