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Timothy D. Willis

1963 - 2021

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Gina (Martinez) Blackburn posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 8, 2021

To All - Obviously, my memories are from long ago in a time when things were simpler. Sledding down the hill by the tracks and Tim spinning the sled so you would fly out of control into Gus's fence and then everyone would run so not to get in trouble but came back to help me out of the bushes. Walking in Ma Willis's house to tell her about what happened on our bike ride "Tim casually walks in and flicks a dime at us and says: "here call someone who cares' (hilarious) Hanging in the garage on Crown - "supervising" and not letting us drink too much. -lol Rescuing me from the top of the car because King wanted to eat me alive. And yes, I agree with the comment Julie "BIG HEART" …I had an old beater and Tim didn't change the alternator for me he said come on little sis, let me show you how to change it. He would not take a penny from me for his help. "Glad to help he said" The memories of sitting at Forman Park near the river, Willis's, Martinez's, Suarez's - having races up the pipeline, street hockey on Sundays, just hanging, riding on the hood of his car or an open trunk to get a ride to the arcade, roller rink or wherever and finally, simply doing nothing but enjoying everyone's company. ~the best~ I would not trade any of my crazy memories for anything in the world. Lots of love to you Patty and all. Our hearts go out to you. Love always, Gina (Martinez) Blackburn

Julie Rushlow posted a symbolic gesture

Wednesday, September 8, 2021

I don't even know where to begin; "Hillbilly" Tim was one of the good ones! With a heart as big as the world and a way to fix anything. His work arounds were usually unconventional and made up of random things; but they never failed, at least not completely. And if they did, he'd come up with another way to finish the project. Lived hard, loved hard, played harder. RIP Hillbilly. You will be greatly missed.

Davey fox Posted Sep 10, 2021 at 8:54 AM

Tim was my best friend,Worked on so many cars together,We both got are driver license together.My dear friend you will be so missed.We did so much together.I will see you again.Love you my brother.

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Timothy D. Willis

1963 - 2021

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