Memories of Timmy John Kaczynski

In memory of

Timmy John Kaczynski

Klamath Falls, OR, USA

January 1, 1990 - March 30, 2020

Jan 1, 1990 - Mar 30, 2020

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Jamie Brooks

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Baby Timmy

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Timmy, his mama Jackie and kids Draven, Drake, Rhyker and Emarie.

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Timmy and his kids Draven, Drake, Rhyker and Emarie

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Timmy’s 1st born Kolbey

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STEPHANIE AUGUST

My heart goes out to Jackie and Timmy's kids ;friends, and the rest of the family. I've known Tim since he... Read more My heart goes out to Jackie and Timmy's kids ;friends, and the rest of the family. I've known Tim since he was like three and... Read more My heart goes out to Jackie and Timmy's kids ;friends,... Read more

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I think back to when we were kids. I was your “Yay-Yay,” and you were my Timmy. You and I could play for hours upon hours together. I would have my barbies and you your GI Joe action figures and we would both disappear to the magical, safe, and creative land of make-believe. I would always cry when I had to part with you. I have so many fun, sweet, and adventurous memories with you! I remember once when we were all very small, my brother Jesse thought it would be a good idea to let you ride your tricycle down a set of 5 steps off the deck. I remember tying you to the tricycle for your safety ...so I thought. Needless to say this did not end well and you ended up getting hurt. I was so scared and worried about you Timmy. I felt so disappointed in myself because I didn’t truly keep you safe. This is how I feel right now, like I failed to keep you safe. I am so sorry Timmy. Please know I love you with all my heart you were and are a very special person to me. What kills me is I thought of you the day you died and I didn’t reach out. I got caught up in MY life and I was too distracted to find out about YOUR life. I am so sorry from the bottom of my heart. I hope you know how much I love and care for you and I wish I could have helped you. I miss you so much! The thought of never being able to hug you again and tell you how important and loved you are is so agonizing no words can express.

I have always been so proud of you, and wanted the best for your life. I remember wrapping up my high school years thinking “my cousin Timmy is gonna marry my best friend Rosanna and become a pro-football player one day.” You have always been great at what you put your heart into. Even though you are my younger cousin, I always knew you would protect me and have my back. I mean you were a five year old kid, carrying me your big ten year old cousin around! You are such a funny, smart, witty person. You have more charisma than any person I have ever known! You always knew just the right thing to say to make me feel important. Thank you Timmy. Life is not fair and you did not deserve to go so soon. I wish I could travel back in time and somehow right all the wrongs for you. I wish I could paint you a miraculous path that was fair, happy, healthy, loving and most of all one that you deeply wanted. I know you wanted a good life it burned in the soul of your eyes. I wish somehow some way I could have given this to you, and if I could have I would in a heart beat. I wish I could have been able to keep you safe and I wish with all my soul I could have saved you. May you Rest In Peace my dear cousin and may your heart know how important and loved you are. May your soul know peace and I pray God gives you this message from me. I refuse to say goodbye to you as I know you are not really gone but rather you have been set free.

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