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Mom posted a condolence
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Happy 30th birthday! We enjoyed going to church, a visit to the hospital to see Grandmom, a delicious meal cooked by Tina and enjoyed by all of us, and an excellent 76ers game with a halftime appearance by Dr. J. in your honor. I managed to put lights and garland on the small tree; we'll have to add some ornaments on Christmas Eve. Your ecount family sent a beautiful bouquet again this year. We will have to visit them this summer when Grandma Nella comes. My friends from work and church made a wonderful quilt with patches of clothes from you and your sisters. It has nice sayings on it and is masculine and warm. You are so fortunate to have inspired such devotion. I thought of you often this week since Alyssa Godfrey died in a car accident 2 weeks ago. I arranged to use the convent basement for coffee and cake for anyone who wanted to sit and talk. A few people came down, but her parents were able to relax a bit at the end and then go home without a crowd. I think I'm still in shock and denial.
Love, Mom
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Mom posted a condolence
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Happy Birthday! Thanks for the many happy moments we shared and for keeping in touch with your little tricks.
Love you and miss you.
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Jill Chestnut posted a condolence
Friday, July 22, 2005
Tim, I am so proud to finally call you my brother tomorrow. You meant so much to Matt and I can't imagine two brothers who were closer. Tomorrow at the wedding, you will be on all of our minds and we will not disappoint you. Every dance and toast will be dedicated to you. Matt and I can't wait to have kids so we can tell them stories about their Uncle Tim. I love you and I will miss you. Love, Your sister, Jill Collins Chestnut
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Juan C. Alvarez posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
I believe the true measure of a person is not how they improved their life, but how many lives they?ve improved. Tim you made everyone that came in contact with you a better person and you did it with an amazing sense of humor and a great realistic perspective on life.
Whether it was making us laugh at work or at company gatherings or the many times we went out in Conshy or the city you were truly one of a kind, I will never forget helping you ?catch up? after the Erin Express and especially the T.C. comedy minute at the Buffet! priceless! I now thank God that the train was out on that Thursday night because it allowed me to share one last great story with you. You were a great co-worker and great friend and an even better human being.
I will miss your hysterical sense of humor and your friendship whether it was Sea Isle, West Chester, Conshy or the City there will always be something there to remind me of all the great laughs. I know you are in a much better place now and I know that we will see each other again friend. In the mean time my heart and prayers goes out to your amazing family who should be so proud of your greatness.
See you around my friend
Juan
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Natalie Maddox posted a condolence
Monday, June 27, 2005
I knew Tim for 13 years- from elementary school through to high school graduation. He was such a funny and intelligent person. If had one word to descibe him it would be genuine. He is always someone I think about when reminiscing of the formative years-school plays, playing practical jokes, dances, going out on "group dates" with the The St Johns crew, laughing at the moon pie incident at St. James- essentially growing up together.
I am truly saddened and can not imagine the saddness that the Collins family and Tim's loved ones are experiencing. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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Karlene Babij posted a condolence
Sunday, June 26, 2005
Pat, Chuck and family, Though we are far away we send our prayers and love to you all. We were fortunate to know Tim as a young child when the Collins and Babij children were at Saint Michael's School. We have always felt like close family, not just friends. Tim grew into a lovely young man. As a teenager he and Matt helped us with projects around our home. They painted the walls in our basement pool table room, getting quite a bit of white paint on themselves in the process. Walt remembers how Tim helped him dig out the bottom of our above ground pool on several hot summer days and also Tim's quip during Passover dinners- "Don't be bitter, Herb." Tim will always be in our hearts and prayers.
With thoughts of deepest sympathy, Karlene and Walt
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Mike Caruso posted a condolence
Saturday, June 25, 2005
Tim and I have known each other since Kindergarten at St.Michael's. He was a great friend. The memories of Tim and his family are too many to list. Some of the ones that I recall most are when we went to many Phillies games together with his family and mine. We built a couple of great snow forts together when we were kids in the winter, and sometimes we used to play old Atari games in his basement. Most of all, Tim had a terrific sense of humor. He could take any word and turn it into something hilarious. I will miss him a great deal. May God bless him and his family always.
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Andrew Egan posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
What can I say TC, you were an Ecount icon. The memories of your work hard/play hard approach to life, sense of humor, all you can eat China Buffet lunches will always be with me. Thank you so very much for the pleasure of knowing you. May we one day, in time, cross paths again.
Egan
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Rachelle Johnson Hassler posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
I went to St. James with Tim..and we had the best times in theater and class projects.. He was always a breath of fresh air. He was kind, warm hearted and genuinely funny. I am sad to have to wait to see him again.. but I know I will.. Tim, you will be missed dearly.
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Moreno posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
Vorrei tanto averti conosciuto ma conserverò nel mio cuore i ricordi e le storie di te che mi racconta tua nonna
Un abbraccio forte a tutta la famiglia
Moreno
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Zio Gino Zia Enrichetta Massimo & Patrizia posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
Sarai sempre nei nostri ricordi. Vi siamo vicini e siete nei nostri pensieri
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Kate Caruso posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
Having attended St. Michael's School with Tim, Tina, and rest of the Collins family, I have been very fortunate to have known Tim during my childhood. I'll never forget his smiles and his wonderful sense of humor. He had a gift for turning ordinary situations into something funny and memorable. Some of my fondest memories of Tim are when he would sing and dance to song parodies he'd make up to "La Bamba" and "Too Many Fish in the Sea" while dancing on the deck of our pool when we were kids. Tim will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to him and to all the Collins family. May God Bless you always.
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Tom D'Alessandro posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
Pat, Chuck, Tina, Matt, Marisa, and Patrick, my heartfelt condolences on this tragic loss; a loss indeed felt terribly throughout our whole family. I had the great fortune to have a nice long talk with Tim after Uncle John?s funeral Mass at which Tim gave such an impressive and loving eulogy. Tim took my praise with great modesty and we laughed a good deal together. Later, I remarked to my parents and brothers that cousin Tim had become quite a man; the kind of guy that you?d really like to hang out with.... I pray for the peaceful repose of Tim?s soul. May the good Lord be close to you all.
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Jason Liverman posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
My friend, I have too many memories to share, too many wonderful things to say about you. I wish I didn't lost touch as I did with you, because it is too late now. Wherever you are, keep them laughing and having fun up there. I know you are having a ball meeting all the old bad celebrities we used to goof on and laugh at over the years. Make sure you say hello to Shirley and Mama for me. You will be missed my old friend.
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Tony Phillips posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
Pat, Chuck, Tina, Matthew, Marisa and Patrick;
May God be with your family during this difficult time. I will keep Tim and your family in my thoughts and prayers.
Tim, you will be missed by many.
God bless you all.
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Aldo posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
Vorrei potervi abbracciare per esprimere il grande dolore che condivido con voi
Con affetto
Aldo
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Karen posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
My deepest sympathy to Tim's extended family. I have many happy memories of nights out in NYC with Tim I was his cousin Carolyn's roomate. We will all miss him and his wonderful sense of humor.
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Grandmom Nella & Aunt Maria posted a condolence
Friday, June 24, 2005
We love you dearly. You will always be in our thoughts, in our prayers and in our hearts. Words cannot express how much we miss you
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Krista D'Alesio posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
I used to work with Tim at Ecount and I have nothing but warmhearted memories about him. I sat next to him when I first started and he would make me laugh all the time with his impressions, funny quotes, and wise cracks. I am so sorry and sad to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with the Collins family and all of those who were close to Tim.
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Kathy Duer posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
God in His infinite wisdom knows why He has taken Tim home to Him at such a young age, but as one of Tim's former teachers at St. James I can only say that the world is a poorer place without Tim. Such unfulfilled potential is the real tragedy. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the entire Collins family. Tim and all of you are in my thoughts and prayers.
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Kim Ok posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Tim was such a funny, warm and loving guy to work with. You knew that when he had something to say it would crack everyone up, even though it might've been only a few words.He was also very loyal and devoted to his friends.I have been blessed to know him. We miss you and love you!
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Jeremy Alward posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
I haven't seen Tim in a number of years, however I fondly recall the time that I was able to spend with him in college. His gift of humor and impeccable timing constantly filled the room with laughter. One could always count on the sight of Tim to improve your day. He is truly missed, and I sincerely express my condolences to his family and those close to him.
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Jason Tiede posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
TC and I spent a good amount of time together on the R6 to and from work. Whether we were discussing some Philly sports team's likely demise, weekend plans with friends and family or city politics, TC's sharp wit and keen sense of humor made every conversation interesting. I will miss and fondly remember those times spent together and his unique insight. Not many people could make a SEPTA ride enjoyable.
My prayers go out to his family.
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Bob Behbehanian posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
I would like to give my condolences to the entire Collins family and especially Matt. I remember the first time I met Tim in college...within three minutes of meeting me,he made five sarcastic remarks and I knew we would get along. My heart goes out to his entire family and I am sorry that I can't be there. He will be sorely missed and never forgotten.
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A Friend posted a condolence
Thursday, June 23, 2005
I only met TC a few times, but I knew that he was a very special person because he was loved by so many. May the Lord bring comfort and peace to all those he left behind, and may we all remember that his life was truly a gift from God.
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Rachel Smith-Anglade posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
My fondest memories of Tim are always ones in which he had made me laugh. As one of the most intelligent and witty human beings I've ever known, he was also among the most down to earth and approachable people I've known as well. I knew Tim since Kindergarten. We went to the same high school and then neighboring colleges. Though we were close in proximity, we ultimately lost touch. But I knew that if I ever saw him again, he would be just as funny and welcoming as always. Now I know that chance meeting will never take place. But I know that Tim is now smiling from Heaven.
My sincerest condolences to his family - his parents and siblings especially. May the love of Christ strengthen you all at this time of loss.
K
Kelly Facemyer posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
We can't pay tribute to TC without remembering his love for horse-racing, the Price is Right, good music, Philly sports, the Ghandi t-shirt he always wore on laundry day, Beetlejuice, Ali G, Quizzo, the Karate Kid, and CT from the Real World Paris. On the flip side, I will always remember his extreme disdain for hipster doofuses and household pets. TC was such a unique, intelligent, witty, and overall amazing person...I am so lucky to have called him one of my closest friends. He will never, ever be forgotten.
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Steve DiRico posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
The good ones go first. TC was a great one though. I worked closely with TC for 2 years at Ecount and remained friends with him after I left a couple years ago. Intelligent, funny, caring, honest ? these are just a few of the words that describe a genuinely great human being who was loved by many. One thing that really stood out about TC for me was his commitment ? to work, school, friends and family. Whether it was staying late at work to get something done, going to class each Saturday to finish up his degree, or just meeting someone at a Phillies game, TC was dedicated to the task at hand and the people in his life.
TC, you were a great friend who will be truly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Collins family.
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David Truong posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Tim is a very funny guy. I noticed that everytime he did something wrong, his face turns red, speechless and then a smile. One memory I had with him is one day he came to me and asked me to hook up wireless network card for his laptop. I asked him what's this for. He spoke while laughing: " To break into my neighbor wireless network". I thought "hey, this guy is pretty honest", then I told him: "Do you know that your job title is fraud and risk Managment at Ecount?". He pause...His face started turn red and then a "shy type" smile followed. Tim is a good friend, pleasant, funny and we miss you Tim.
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Mandie konopka Meyers posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I graduated from HS with Tim. My favorite memory of Tim is ofcourse him as Mr.Furlyour threes company movie and Duran Duran. He was not only intelligent, but he was a very funny guy. We shared many laughs together. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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Steve Gana posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I was one of the lucky ones. I had the opportunity to work closely with Tim for 4+ years. He was always so full of life and had an unbelievable outlook on the world. His passion for life and the Karate Kid movies will live on in all of us. Ecount will not be the same without him. Tim was truly a one of a kind person and someone I looked forward to seeing everyday. I am a better person for knowing him. You will be missed TC, but never forgotten.
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Lynne Suguitan posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I'll miss you buddy... no one will ever take your place at Ecount.
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Andy Newcomb posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Tim, I loved your passion for the Phillies, old school hip-hop and above all else your perspective on the world. All of this was surrounded by your unique and contagious sense of humor. I am sorrowed that more were not able to know and enjoy your insight and talents. But rest assured, your spirit lives on in all of us.
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Joe Doran posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Time was a great co-worker and friend! He will be missed. The best memory of Tim was his deadpan delivery of the following: "I saw Andy Reid at the Wawa last night. He was buying beer for some teenagers. PAUSEPAUSEPAUSE Well, the first part was true!"
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Mark Harrington posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Here?s to a guy who had an unwavering loyalty and a true zest for life. Tim embodied what it means to be genuine, thoughtful and above all else passionate. He?ll be dearly missed and never forgotten. A kind, thoughtful and dedicated soul, I guess it shouldn't be surprising that God had an early need for him. God bless.
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Jillian Palladino posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I went to grammer school at St.John's with Tim when St,Mike's and St.John's combined to one school. Tim was a great person and so intelligent. He was always kind to everyone and always had a smile on his face. My condolences to his family. I know that Tim is in peace. My thoughts are prayers are with you.
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Karl Babij posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Since I knew Tim for nearly all of my life, I cannot begin to describe how much of a loss everyone who knew him will feel. I can only say this; Tim was a bright, kind, generous man, and I will cherish forever the memories we shared together growing up. Like the jalapeno peppers. Or the summer nights at the swim club. Or the silly audio cassettes he used to make. Or any of the countless other times we laughed together. We will miss you Tim, more than words can describe. We will keep your memories alive and you will continue to exist in our minds, hearts, and souls.
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Paul Raden posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Tim-- You might never have made Cooperstown, but you'll always be in the Ecount Hall of Fame! We love you and miss you.
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One of your many friends posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Forever would not have been enough.
Miss you.
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betty chestnut posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
The last time we saw Tim was at a recent Phillies game, he was dressed in a suit and tie and in classic Tim Collins humor, he explained to us that this was how he always dressed for the "business persons special ". We will treasure that memory and smile every time we think about it.
We share in your grief and will miss him very much.
Pat and Betty Chestnut
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Kerri Foery posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
TC had the amazing ability to make people smile without saying a word. He was an awesome person who will be missed deeply...but never forgotten.
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Lou Gana posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
TC...I saw John Kreese in a made for TV movie on Saturday and took a picture of it and couldn't wait to show you. I look back and think about all the great times we had while inside and outside of Ecount's walls. From the Erin Express to Wing Bowl to taking your money in No Limit, to talking about Sea Isle City, you made it all the better. You will be missed but never forgotten.
To the Collins Family...Tim was a wonderful person. He made my job a little bit easier each day by breaking the tension with a wise crack here, and a joke there. You son's presence will last forever in my heart and in the hearts of all those who ever met him.
God Bless
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Stephen Foery posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
TC - Thank you for your sense of humor and always bringing to light the best of worst situations.
Few and far between are those that are as sharp and funny as you were.
You are your family are in my prayers. God bless.
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Amy Hershey Zengo posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Dear Collins family - I am so very sorry for your loss. Growing up close with Tina and each of you reminds me of what a wonderful guy Tim was. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
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Vanessa Pifferrer posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I'm very sorry and sad. You will be miss for ever. Vanessa
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Becky Gardner posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I'll never forget all of the happy hours and company parties Tim attended. There were many! He always made them more fun and interesting by gracing us with his presence and humor. He was such an asset to Ecount and will be impossible to replace. My thoughts are with him and his friends and family.
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Catherine Duffy Justin posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
My thoughts and prayers are with the Collins family.
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Joel Murphy posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
TC.... I don't know what to say. I can't believe you are gone. You were my close friend but also someone I looked up to. You had everything I admire in a person. A great mind, a razor sharp sense of humor, and a compassion for and understanding of those around you.
TC and I started the 5pm to 2am shift at Ecount four years ago. I had the opportunity to work very closely with Tim and quite frankly, I wouldn't be in my current position without him. He not only made the long nights at Ecount tolerable, he made them a pleasure.
I can still hear the "Ahh, you stupid Irish Jerk" quote TC loved so much, and his Beetlejuice impression which always killed.
I will miss you TC!!
Murph
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Doug Haines posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Anyone remembered so often for their smile will be dearly missed...
Having joined Ecount this past year, I only recently had the chance to meet TC. It took no time at all though, to learn the difference between luck and chance. I was lucky to know you TC...
Keep Smiling
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Mike Nevin posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Tim was a great friend, always willing to listen or give a helping hand. I had the privilege of working with Tim at Ecount and we shared a lot of great times outside of work. St. Patty's Day, Wing Bowl and the Shins concert, to name a few Tim leaves me with many great memories. I'll miss you buddy.
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Stephanie Palko posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I had the fortunate opportunity to work with Tim at Ecount. I picture Tim walking past my desk, looking at me out of the corner of his eye with that TC smile and saying "HI!" in that quite way that always makes you smile back. Tim was a dedicated person who you could always count on, I will forever remember his smile and his kindness. All my love and prayers to you Tim while you continue to watch over and smile upon us.
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Chas Ward posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
TC was one of a kind. He always had a unique perspective on life. The man could never make a wisecrack without flashing that patented TC smile, which is what I'll remember about him most. He was always great to be around and will be forever remebered by me as a wonderful person who was taken from us too soon.
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Mike & Jenn Chestnut Zingaro posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
We are so lucky that through our sister Jill we have been welcomed into the Collins family. Tim often accompanied Matt to events and we liked to refer to him as the Collins family ambassador.Favorite memories of Tim include showing up with Matt at our Christmas Eve gathering , the morning after our Halloween party Tim asleep on the couch in a cape and mask, and charming his way into World Cafe Live for free after we all paid $25! Tim's smile was contagious and his intelligence always livened up the conversation. He forced us to contemplate- why DO we have pets? Tim will be sorely missed but always remembered with a smile.
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Sean Gannon posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I worked with Tim at Ecount for 2 years. He was a good friend in and out of the office. He made the CS shifts go by so quickly with his quick wit and love of Beetlejuice. I am saddened to hear of his passing. The world is worse off now that it has lost one of its more kinder, level headed, hard working, and utterly hilarious great sense of humor people. Thanks for the good times, TC. My heart goes out to his friends and family in this difficult time.
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Elissa Lazarski posted a condolence
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
I am deeply saddened by the loss of Tim as he was an amazingly smart, witty, respectful and generous man. He was a great conversationalist, well-rounded person and truly lived life to the fullest more than anyone else I have ever known. We miss him dearly.
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