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TIMBERS JAMES LESLIE TIMBERS, JR. James Leslie Timbers, Jr. 40, of Ashburn, Virginia died on Monday, January 11, 2010 in Philadelphia, PA. Mr. Timbers was born June 5th, 1969 in Warrenton, Virginia. He was raised in Middleburg, Virginia and loved playing baseball and basketball from a young age. During High School at Loudoun Valley he played both before graduating in 1987. James started all four years with George Mason University''s baseball team. He graduated from Mason in 1991 with a degree in Sociology, a minor in Economics, and was working on his MBA in Business Management at Strayer University. James has been involved with Loudoun County baseball programs and Diamond Elite in Sterling, VA for years. He has been the assistant baseball coach at Stone Bridge High School since it opened in 2000. James was presently working with Loudoun County Mental Health Substance Abuse Developmental Services as the Developmental Services Program Director. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, son, brother, coach and friend to many. James is survived by his beloved wife of 17 years, Pamela Bryant Timbers of Ashburn; one son: James L. Timbers III of Ashburn; his parents: James L. Sr. and Carla Anderson Timbers of Middleburg; brother: Chris I. Timbers of Bristow, VA; his mother in law: Helen Bryant of Sterling, VA and numerous other family members and friends. Friends may call at First Mount Olive Baptist Church, 216 Loudoun Street, Leesburg, VA on Saturday from 10:00am until the time of services at 11: 00 with Rev. Harold S. Stinger officiating. Interment will follow at Grace Annex Methodist Cemetery. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to The James L Timbers Jr. Baseball Scholarship Fund at BB&T. Condolences may be sent at www.LoudounFuneralChapel. comwww.LoudounFuneralChapel.com
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Rich Hammler
February 5, 2010
James was a great guy! I enjoyed playing baseball with him and while I marveled at his baseball skill I was more impressed with what a wonderful person he was. He was the best kind of human being...gentle, soft spoken, modest, friendly, caring, giving, and I know loving to his friends and family. It was an honor to know him and I am sorry he is gone. He will be sorely missed by us all.
Becky Steinberg
January 22, 2010
My thoughts and Prayers
go out to the entire Timbers family. My brother and I have fond memories James, and we all miss him. Becky Casey
January 21, 2010
Please except my condolences in the lost of a great person in James Timbers. I openned the Loudoun sports page and was shock to see James's picture and reading that he had passed. I first met James at George Mason University were he played baseball. I worked for the athletic department and saw James all four years he played for GMU. I saw him wearing his Loudoun Valley athletic wear, then ask did you go to valley he said yes. I said I went to Park View in sterling. We kind of grew a bond together since we both were from the same county. We knew some of the same athletes and coaches from at that time the four local school in the county. My thoughts and prayers go out to the Timbers family. ( Todd Turner - Purcellville, VA)
Tricia Fischer
January 21, 2010
I am so sorry to hear of James' passing. I will keep the Timbers family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Paul Johnson
January 20, 2010
You are in our hearts and prayers during this sorrowful time." We will never forget him. We loved James so much but God loved him more. Be strong. Love Uncle Paul & Aunt Brenda Johnson
Marty Martinez
January 19, 2010
Timber's Family, Found out about James on Sunday and I am deeply saddened by James death and your loss. James playing on the Leeburg Brewers was special to all of the players. It wasn't just his ability to excel at baseball, it was his attitude, sportsmanship, friendship and the love of the game that lifted and inspired all of us. We will miss him and the vacumn left in our hearts by his passing will be filled by the memories he left us. Our prayers goes out to James and family.
January 16, 2010
We were sorry to hear about James passing. My sister and I went to high school with him. He was a good person with a smile always on his face. He will truly be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. May God's love continue to console you in this time of need. Tawanda Fairfax & Wendy Waters {Berryville, VA)
Paul & Katy Wilson
January 16, 2010
Out hearts, thoughts, and prayers go out to the entire Timbers family. James was a great man and role model. God Bless all of you.
John (Spencer) Brookbank
January 15, 2010
Our thoughts and prayers go to you at this time. Coach Timbers was not only a great coach to all the Stone Bridge baseball players, but he was a role model. We will miss him on the field. He taught our son many life lessons, we will never forget him!
Greg & Kerry Hoagland
January 15, 2010
You are in our hearts and prayers during this sorrowful time.
Chuckie Holmes
January 15, 2010
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Timbers family, and may God bless you during this time of sorrow. I remember James playing Baseball for Loudoun Valley and then taking his God given talents to GMU to play Center Field. As great as he was between the lines, he was an even better friend and teacher to the children of Loudoun. God Bless you all!
Garry Smith
January 15, 2010
"I just heard today about the passing of your son and husband. May God bless the family during this time of sorrow. I will keep the family in my prayers."
Lorie Himes
January 15, 2010
My thoughts and sympathy to the Timbers Family. James will be missed by all that knew him. Pam, Luv ya
Kristin & Greg Cioffi
January 15, 2010
We are blessed to have known you, James.
Page Doyle
January 15, 2010
An 'unforgettable' guy....so thankful for the childhood memories. My prayers are with the family.
Al Barney
January 15, 2010
My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
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