I'm still in disbelief of your passing. Yes we had not been in touch with each other for many years. You were a wonderful, caring and generous friend. I am proud to have shared a great friendship those many years ago.
"I'll See You In My Dreams"
Though the days are long
Twilight sings a song
Of a happiness that used to be
Soon my eyes will close (soon my eyes will close)
Soon I'll find repose
And in dreams, you're always near to me
I'll see you in my dreams
Hold you in my dreams
Someone took you out of my arms
Still, I feel the thrill of your charms
Lips that once were mine
Tender eyes that shine
They will light our way tonight
I'll see you in my dreams
In the dreary gray
Of another day
You are far away and I am blue
Still I hope and pray (still I hope and pray)
Through each weary day
For it brings the night and dreams of you
I'll see you in my dreams
Hold you in my dreams
Someone took you out of my arms
Still, I feel the thrill of your charms
Lips that once were mine
Tender eyes that shine
They will light our way tonight
I'll see you in my dreams
They will light our way tonight
I'll see you in my dreams
Hmmm....
Wasn't sure if I should write about my brother or what to write about my brother, so I've been thinking of what to say.
There are so many things I can say but I think I'll take a lyric from " Just Breath"
~Nothing you will take, everything you gave.
Love you till I die, meet you on the other side.~
Your loving sister, Maureen
Susan, my sincere condolences on the loss of your husband Tim. When you talked about him these last few weeks, your love, caring and concern for him was immeasurable! Peace be with you.....
Timmy was one of the friendliness men I ever met. He was always there to help anyone out with anything that they needed. I will always remember the good times by the fire in the back yard. He will be missed by all who knew him.
I never met Tim, but I know his father-in-law Fred very well and know that Tim meant a lot to Fred. From what I see written here it sounds like Susan married a man much like her father.
To Susan, Fred, and to all the rest - we are very sorry for your loss, and look forward to a great reunion in heaven.
Timmy marked our lives indelibly with moments full of laughter. What a precious man with so many gifts from the Lord. We loved hearing his news from Pop Pop through the years, and now David and I are weeping in our kitchen, missing him. Susan, may the One who entered our broken world at Bethlehem, the One who bore the weight of our burdens on the cross, may this only Prince of Peace hold you close to Himself and be your comfort and strength. We love you and miss you, dear one.
Your smile and laughter will be greatly missed. Your zest for the simple things in life was contagious. Thank you to your family for sharing you with the rest of the world. You touched so many lives and will forever live in each of us.
If there is one common occurrence I hear when people talk about Tim, it's usually how they met him. It starts something like, "He was driving by my house and saw a lawnmower in my front yard so he rang my doorbell and we started talking about them... Next thing I knew we were best friends!" Or "I just moved to the neighborhood and Timmy saw my truck in my driveway and next thing I know he's ringing my doorbell dropping off four tires he had that would fit my truck. Next thing I knew we were hanging out every day!"
Anyone that knows Tim knows that the only thing he has more of than personality is junk... 4 garages full. But to him it wasn't junk but rather a way to help people out that he just hasn't met yet.
Tim was one of the most selfless people I have ever met and I'm proud not just to call him my father... But my best friend.
I'll miss you so much and love you even more. Thank you for making me a better man than I ever thought I could be and helping me raise an amazing daughter.
Love you, buddy.
To an amazing friend. You will be dearly missed. You always found a way to help out a friend, who couldn't on her own, figure out how to keep the dogs from escaping. You and your beautiful wife Susan welcomed us into your home and treated us as your own. I will always be grateful to have know a great guy like you. Rest in Peace.
Oh Tim I still see you and Uncle John muttering some ripe words as you manhandled the new storm door into my house. Little Michael right behind you "supervising." Susan, I wish I could be there today, but I didn't get a chance to read the obituary until after work. You know how to reach me anytime. You are all in our prayers.
Leslie
Our grief at the loss of Tim is immeasurable. A true friend who was always there, highest quality carpenter with a natural gift. Tim was a one of a kind gentleman who made the world better every day. No words can express our sadness at this loss of such an incredible loving, patient, fun and reliable friend. May God provide strength to his family to try to support them all in this terrible loss. We truly share your pain.
Nobody will ever imitate my French accent like you, or take me on convertible drives in my Pjs around Clinton with cat's eyes sunglasses on. Tony Bennett will never sound the same without you. Thank you for finding the incredible courage to make me laugh on Thanksgiving.
You will be missed deeply Tim. All the tricks you played on me! Loved your sense of humor. So glad Bob had another car buddy. Rest in peace Tim and keep everyone laughing.
