Birth date: Aug 4, 1952 Death date: Jun 17, 2020
Timothy Gene Batman, 67, died Wednesday, June 17, 2020 following a sudden illness. He was born August 4, 1952 to the late Walter, Jr. and Nora Belle McCormick Batman. He worked for many years in sales for the construction business Read Obituary
Tim was a great guy l went to Kathleen Sr High with him . He never had an enemy. He was a friend and a pleasure to know . Rest in peace my friend.
I worked with Batman, during his short stint, at Sam’s Club. What a guy! He always made us smile and was a joy to work with. We were sad when he left us to pursue something else. Very sad news this is. Condolences to his family.
Hi I’m Jason Lynch from Gent’s this breaks our hearts he was always such a joy to be around. Whenever he in a room you know he was there loud and full of jokes but always talking about his family and how much he loved them and how proud he was of his boys. I got to cut this gentleman hair for several years and his sons he was a joy to be around. So sorry for everyone’s loss he will be missed very much.
Gena, we are so very sorry to hear about your families' loss. It's so terribly heartbreaking. Even though we haven't seen you in so long - I think about you often. You're in my thoughts and prayers. If you need anything - please, don't hesitate to call.
Gena,
So sorry for your loss. I didn't know Tim but I've known you for many years and my heart truly breaks for you.
Kandi Skaggs Fletcher
Tim was always laughing or trying to get you to laugh. I can hear his unique laughter in my head every time I think of him. I am grateful my friend Gena found a man like him who got her gas, changed diapers, cooked good meals and loved her boys into being great men. Tim took a position in life and stood his ground, but never tried to make an enemy. I will miss his funny and sometimes almost inappropriate FB posts and his Political views for certain. I used to look for those. Sometimes they made my day. I know he loved the Lord and is with Jesus, but he will be missed greatly by those who knew him and especially by those who loved him. Gone too young...
Love Always,
Jenny
The Kelley family loves the Batman family. Our deepest sympathies during this terrible time of loss. We loved Tim and his smile and his jokes.
Thinking of you and the boys. So sorry. He will be missed. Memories of our sideline chats and facebook banter with Tim will always make me smile
Tim and I were classmates at Kathleen. He was such a great person; he always had a smile on his face. He never hesitated to speak to you as you past him in the halls going to class. We are praying for you all.
Judy Baldwin Miller
KHS Class of '70
Gena and family, what a great picture you selected for this posting. It is truly representative of my best memories of Tim. It was this smile that was always so welcoming to those who met him or knew him. I served with Tim on a couple committees at the Polk County Buildings (PCBA) and Tim, at that time was telling all about the Church at the Mall. I can't believe it's been 14 years now since we began attending, now Lakes Church.
I remember so many times while meeting up at the Church when I would tell my girls, we'll be parking next to the "Batmobile". I always say...hey see the tag girls?
I want you all to know that I will also miss him and remember and cherish the times we had together over the years.
May you find comfort and peace in time, as you come to know of Tim's presence with Our Lord and Savior, Jesus the Christ. Farewell Tim, my friend.
