Birth date: Dec 21, 1995 Death date: Jul 9, 2022
Tim passed away on Saturday, July 9th, 2022 after a 3 year battle with cancer. He was born in Boynton Beach, Florida as the fifth of six children and the first son. He graduated from Families of Faith Christian Academy in 2015. Wh Read Obituary
There really are no words that come to mind. It's still such a shock. You don't really image people that you grow up with passing so soon. Tim was an amazing person to be around and being on a Fine Arts team with him was a highlight from that year! His warm smile and kind heart will be so missed. My heart goes out to the whole family during this time. We will continue to have you in our prayers.
On behalf of the Living with Cancer in Your 20s and 30s Networking Group, I would like to extend my condolences to Tim's family. We were honored to have Tim be part of our monthly networking dinners. He was a support to a number of the members of the group and I hope we were able to be a support for him. His presence will be missed in the group.
I am blessed and honored to have met Tim through the AYA group at Moffitt Cancer Center. He was humorous, kind, positive and creative. He contributed greatly to our group and he will be missed. I enjoyed driving out to Lakeland from time to time and spending time with his family. They were incredibly welcoming and they are indeed about as close and caring of a family as you can imagine. I can't thank them enough for the kindness they have shown to me and my family. Tim spoke of all of his relatives with joy and I knew he was always in good company. We had many conversations about faith and I know he is indeed home now. He will be missed but his influence will live on in those he knew and impacted. I know for sure I can say his friendship made a difference in my life. Lord be with you and your family Tim. Thank you for your friendship.
-Joel Santos Gonzalez
Tim was my housemate in college a few years ago, he was funny, kindhearted, and I always loved his heart for Russia. I remember him telling me about the Russian language and how complex it was. I remember him playing video games on our couch and I would just watch as he played. I remember picking him up from the train station and not recognizing him without hair or a beard when he visited FTL. I remember doing ministry with him at our church and how he hard he worked so people could hear about Jesus. I'm sad you're gone but I know whose arms you're in now. I'll miss you bud.
- Caleb Rosenbarger
All my years as a Youth Pastor, I can honesty say Tim was one of a kind. He loved people so well. So many memories over the years - and honestly as I have reflected back they are all met with smiles. If Tim was there, it was just going to be a little more exciting. His heart for others, his genuine kindness and generosity is just tough to match. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends. Tim, we will see you again!
-Pastor Josh
My thoughts and prayers are with Timothy’s family. There are no adequate words; but know that all who knew him are now grieving with you because of how big of an impact he made on everyone he crossed paths with. I am deeply sorry.
Comfort is knowing we will all see Tim again. Our family mourns with you as you walk through his passing. Much love to you all. The Sullivans
