Jim is my cousin via marriage to my first cousin Trish, my Dad's sister's daughter. I was in their wedding back in Ohio when I was still in high school. I'll always remember Jim as a loving and giving husband and father, and an individual who always had a smile on his face. Incredibly bright, he was just one of those unique individuals who understood technology. Great guy and I mourn for all of the family, especially my cousin Trish and her kids, Jeff, Mike and Tina, who I am certain all miss him. May the memories we have of him remain eternal. God bless all.
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Thinking of you extra heavy, Papa. I miss you very much. I got a tattoo with buddy not long ago with your initials behind my ear. It looks so bad you'd make fun of me. I got it there so I can hear you telling me what is true or what is nonsense. I love and miss you more than words could describe.
I love you.
-Beeb
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Papa, I miss you every single second of every day. I hope I’ve made you proud since you’ve left. The emptiness my soul feels without your support on this plane is like quick sand. I have spiraled into a mess and I pray to God that he shows you my intentions, not my lack of achievement. Thank you for showing me proof of Godliness on Earth. A father. A friend. A confidant. And what to expect of a man and all of the above. I miss you every single day. I’m sorry you see me this way.
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I miss you every second of every day Dad. I will dance in the rays of your sunshine for the rest of my life. I love you more than words can express.
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JT, I deeply regret not seeing you more over the past few years. I always held you you in the highest esteem and loved you my brother. I will always remember you with great fondness, your infectious positivity, you great soul. God bless you and Godspeed. The Lord will be thrilled to have you in the blessed firmament of Heaven. Until we meet again brother.
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Trish is my first cousin and Jim was by marriage. I was in their wedding in Canton, Ohio many years ago. I have never known a person as kind, intelligent and family oriented as Jim Timmons. He was always happy to see you and always generous when it came to inviting you into their home or having dinner together, etc. I know he loved my cousin Trish with all of his heart, and I know how kind he was to my aunt and uncle, Irene and Bob Marchione. Together, they raised three great children who have gone on to be very successful: Mike, Jeff and Tina. The world is a little sadder and a little less complete now that Jim is gone. He will be missed by everyone, but his spirit will continue to live in our hearts, minds and souls. May he rest in the peace he so well deserved, and may the memories all of them shared, help console Trish and her family forever. God bless.
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Tricia & Family:
On behalf of the C.S. Class of 1965, we want to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family in the passing of your loving Husband, Father, and Grandfather, Jim.
As a former classmate, Jim was always a "Class Guy" to those who had the opportunity to know him as both a schoolmate and friend. Remember, those that we loved will never be further then a thought away because they walk with us every day.
May God comfort you during this time of sadness with his Love and Peace.
Dan Clugston and Ken Groves Class of 1965
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Heartfelt condolences to Jim's family and friends.
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