Obituaries

Tim you will be missed by many. I was blessed to have gotten to know you. Judy and family keep your memories close, it does help.

Tim became my brother in 1983. We didn't see much of each other because of him being in the Navy, but when he was home he made sure to see all family. 1993 Tim retired and moved to Florida to be around family, he stayed with us for quite sometime, but when he did move he didn't move far....laugh out loud buying a property down the road from us. Tim and Tom with little Steven opened their own lawn service. They fished, and worked on cars or mowers, talked racing all the time. Tim married Judy and stayed in Florida for awhile, but Tim being in the Navy was use to packing up and moving on. All said an done he ended up back in Florida until he passed away. He was very dedicated to the Navy, his work, yard, and family. He is truly missed by so many. I am sure God opened his arms wide open when he saw you coming through, and so did dad. We love you forever and always Timothy Duwayne. We promise to try and take care of Judy. ❤️❤️❤️

Timothy Wilson, to my stepped up dad. You didn't give me the gift of life but you sure have made my life better. The bond between us is eternal one. It is not DNA, flesh, or blood but heart that makes us family. Thank you for stepping in and becoming the dad you didn't have to. You met me at 13 a naive, spoiled teenager, whom believed in me that I could do anything. I sure had detours but you never gave up. You were the only father I've ever had. Till now leaving me at 35. You will be missed but never forgotten. Ashley

I'm so honored to of been your wife. I miss you so much. I know your well now.

Tim was my stepdad for 10 years. He was present during my formative years. There a ton of good & bad memories. I'm thankful for the experiences racing cars in Hawaii, California & Mexico. The waterfalls of Hawaii, all the mountain ranges we crossed together, just tons of memories. We didn't stay in contact after 1981. Tim gave me a huge sense of adventure. To this day, I'm still not afraid to drive over 100 mph. I can fly in a fighter jet. I can move across the country, alone, and begin a new life. Duct tape can fix anything. Thanks for the memories Tim. I'm glad you are right with God. Love, Marcey