The holes look like flea beetle damage--not common on tomatoes, but possible. Unfortunately, the curling leaves and rotting fruit look very much like curly top virus, but so far, in Canada, I have only heard of this affecting tomatoes grown in eastern British Columbia. I say unfortunately, because there is no cure, and all you can do is toss the affected plants in sealed bags, to prevent any stray leaf hoppers or aphids from spreading the disease.

Morning Dfine, looks like potatoe blight virus to me , do they smell fusty look up, potatoe blight, treat when you first smell it , re your marked tomatoes , I should burn these before it spreads
grandpajack

Ah! I didn't think of blight, as we don't have that in Arizona (yet).

Sounds like they are doomed! Well, thanks anyway