PLAY HARD, STAY HAPPY! This is what Tim wrote in my Yearbook! It suited him perfectly. He always gave it his best and he was a gifted athlete. Didn't know Tim had passed until tonight. Always admired his personality and his ability to make you know you were his friend. God Bless Tim and his brother John who was also a good man.
I had a secret crush on Tim throughout high school. He was so sweet and friendly not to mention good looking. Seems like he always had a steady girlfriend and I was too shy to flirt with him.
Tim was one of the smartest boys I knew in high school. His sweet smile will always be a part of my childhood memories. We loved to jitterbug at dance club when we were younger, and I was his first car date. He and John are both missed.
Tim and I were roomates in our junior year at Lamar Tech. We had some serious fun that year, surfing, cruising in the 66 GTO, and just generally being college kids.
I've been looking for him for about 10 years. And now I find he has passed. Wish I'd had a chance to talk to him one more time.
I will say this, besides his inate intelligence, he had a physical finese like I've never seen since. To watch him gauge the distance of a receiver and rocket that football exactly where it need to be, well it was a beautiful thing. Can't believe he's gone.
I met Tim in High School I remember playing against him in sports in Junior High. I had Tim in a lot of my Math and Science courses. Tim was very intelligent and he ALWAYS had "The Smile". He was a lot of fun to be around. I remember him at the "Victory Dances" after our home football games. I always enjoyed being around Tim. Hey in the second grade at West Freeport Primary school in the SNOW WHITE AND THE 7 DWARFS plaly....Yep....Tim was the Prince....he remained a Prince of a Man the rest of his life. RIP Tim.
Jimmy Lewis
PLAY HARD, STAY HAPPY! This is what Tim wrote in my Yearbook! It suited him perfectly. He always gave it his best and he was a gifted athlete. Didn't know Tim had passed until tonight. Always admired his personality and his ability to make you know you were his friend. God Bless Tim and his brother John who was also a good man.
Patricia Hutson (Franck)
I had a secret crush on Tim throughout high school. He was so sweet and friendly not to mention good looking. Seems like he always had a steady girlfriend and I was too shy to flirt with him.
Barbara Bryan (Anders)
Tim was one of the smartest boys I knew in high school. His sweet smile will always be a part of my childhood memories. We loved to jitterbug at dance club when we were younger, and I was his first car date. He and John are both missed.
Tommy Evans
Tim and I were roomates in our junior year at Lamar Tech. We had some serious fun that year, surfing, cruising in the 66 GTO, and just generally being college kids.
I've been looking for him for about 10 years. And now I find he has passed. Wish I'd had a chance to talk to him one more time.
I will say this, besides his inate intelligence, he had a physical finese like I've never seen since. To watch him gauge the distance of a receiver and rocket that football exactly where it need to be, well it was a beautiful thing. Can't believe he's gone.
I won't forget him.
Tommy Evans
Tommy Evans
I forgot to say when he was asked to be our intramural football quarterback, his nickname was,
STUNNING CUNNING RUNNING TIM DUNNING.
Our organizer, Nigel Dardar gave Tim that name. A good fit.
The man could have gone pro.
Bill Marshall
I met Tim in High School I remember playing against him in sports in Junior High. I had Tim in a lot of my Math and Science courses. Tim was very intelligent and he ALWAYS had "The Smile". He was a lot of fun to be around. I remember him at the "Victory Dances" after our home football games. I always enjoyed being around Tim. Hey in the second grade at West Freeport Primary school in the SNOW WHITE AND THE 7 DWARFS plaly....Yep....Tim was the Prince....he remained a Prince of a Man the rest of his life. RIP Tim.