I met  tim in Vancouver bc in 1972 where he had the karate studio i joined right away continued lessons until he left to go back to Portland I continued by going to Portland with my wife and 2 daughters to get my black belt he would come to my place many times still teaching me when he could alk the years I've know him we have had a lot of laughs and good times he was a true friend never a harsh bone in his body he also introduced me to Joe lewis while in Portland he would send me more information to excel in the martial art and eventually promoted me to 8th degree black belt which was a great honor I'm going to miss you tim and thanks for all the memories and good times love and God we with you 

I was very sad to hear of the passing of Timothy Teausant I was his home healthcare provider since the beginning of January over these past couple of months we became good friends and I enjoyed taking care of him. He wasn’t only a gentleman that I took care of. He became a friend and advisor, and someone that I could come to for advice. He always had a smile on his face and welcomed me with a hug every day. He was such a true honor to know I will always remember the conversations and the life experiences that he shared with me he was such a good person to know. I am deeply sad that I am no longer getting the chance to build a relationship with him. He will be truly missed and to his family. I want you to know that I am truly sorry for your loss and know that it was an honor to take care of him to his final days sincerely, Priscilla Mata Uribe 

Grandpa and I at the Rodeo. He taught me to ride at a young age, I look forward to carrying that on and celebrating him through Western Equestrian.

We will miss his smiles and stories.  RIP

Tim's birthday party

Tim's birthday party

Tim's birthday party