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Art M
January 17, 2022
I remember hanging out with Tim after school. Such a gentle soul.
Art M. GCC'78
Steve Borgioli
January 16, 2022
Justin was an amazing coworker and friend.
He and I had many conversations at work about life, music, our kids.
My thoughts and prayers go out to his entire family.
I feel blessed to have known him and will miss him
Dan Clougherty
January 14, 2022
Monica,
Please accept my sympathy. May Tim rest in peace and may the Lord bless you and your family. I will remember your brother in my prayers.
Most Sincerely,
Dan Clougherty '71
Jim Ferguson
January 14, 2022
Leslie and family, sorry to hear about Tim´s passing, he was a former classmate of mine at GCC (79), great guy, he will be missed by all we will rember Tim in our prayers.
Stephen Zdravecky
January 14, 2022
Tim, You were a great classmate at GCCHS class of 1979. Rest in peace brother
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