Timothy J. Turner
Timothy J. Turner, 50, of Bothell, WA died October 3, 2010 at his home following a tragic accident.
Tim was born in Warren, PA on August 8, 1960 to Parents Dorothy and William Turner. Tim was raised with his two brothers and two sisters.
He graduated from Warren Area High School and went on to continue his education in Pittsburgh, majoring in electrical engineering and computer science.
He moved to Washington in 1992 and worked continually for Whirley Industries as a sales representative until 2008.
Tim enjoyed all sports and was an avid Cleveland Browns fan. He enjoyed organizing numerous sports activities with his friends including golf and bowling.
Tim was saddened recently by the loss of his beloved dogs, Jerry and Jackie, and his friend of many years Mark Hayward.
He is survived by his wife Karen of 19 years, 9 year-old daughter Kayla, Mother Dorothy, his brothers Daniel and William, his sisters Kathleen and Mary Pat, and his in-laws Loretta, Angie, Jerry, Park, and John Shattuck. Tim also had several nieces and nephews.
Tim is now reunited with his father William.
Tim was a wonderful, considerate friend to all. He was always willing to lend a helping hand and enjoyed the numerous friendships he made by doing so. He will be missed by so many friends and family who will remember him fondly with stories and laughter. His greatest joys were Karen and Kayla.
In lieu of flowers, gifts may be made to Karen or Kayla Turner or a charity of your choice.
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There is so much more I wanted to say. I will miss you Tim
Love Ray
I met Tim at Mr. Haywards funeral. He was very funny and seemed like such a great man. He will be greatly missed, along with Mr. Hayward.
Tim I think I speak for all of us at Kenmore Lanes when I say how much you are loved and missed. Your smiles and laughter always brighten up the room. You were a good friend to those who knew you and to the ones you just met. I will think of you often and I will never forget.
I love you Uncle Tim. I think about you every day, and I miss you so much. I wish you’d come back.
We all love you and mis syou so much.
Say hi to Grandpa and Aunt Jeanienne
Hi Tim, you really are one of best all-around guys I’ve ever met…….you will be missed by many, I miss ya already!! E
Im a friend of your daughter and I know she misses you dearly.
She wishes she had more time with you.
After she was numb for a few years she finally realized you weren’t coming back. I think her brain wouldn’t let her believe that you were truly gone.
She told me about how she won’t have you there by her side for many things and I think that scares her.
I’ve noticed she likes to keep to herself about her feelings so I want it to be out there that she dose miss you.
Every holiday and event she thinks of you.
I just want to say that she misses you dearly even if she is afraid to say anything.
Rest in peace
Love
Takillya
I was very saddened to hear of your passing. I had left the Kirkland area some years ago and only recently returned on a visit. To hear this news so long after the fact makes my heart hurt. You were a good friend, father, and I will always hold dear the time that I shared with you. My thoughts and prayers are with your wife and daughter. God speed.