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Jami & Christopher Robertson
July 9, 2017
So very sad to have just read of Timothy's passing. He was our jeweler for the past 22 years! Our beautiful "Camels Hump" wedding bands, and a family birthstone garland ring are worn daily with great pride. We own a number of other Timothy originals and have always thought of him as an amazing artist. We love to show off our unique pieces which we designed with his guidance, and vast knowledge. What a wonderful man with an extraordinary life. He will be sorely missed.
Tammy Edwards
September 24, 2016
I'm sad to learn of the passing of Mr. Grannis. I remember him as being a jokester during his daughters' sleepover parties in home/business off of Rt 15. He always greeted me with a genuine, sly smile. May the memories of him help family and friends through this time.
Meg Howard
September 19, 2016
I met Tim in 1970 through his brother Steve. He introduced me to the arts of breadbaking and meditation which I practice to this day. Holding all of his loved ones in my heart. Fond memories of Caroline and Peter..Sending a special hug to Steve.Meg Gross Howard
Kathy Golden
September 17, 2016
I met Timothy at the DC Mall when he was selling jewelry with Susie. That was the one time meeting him. I have know Susie for as long as always and I remember thinking of them together. No one on this planet could have sculpted a more perfect person for her. And she was ideal for him. I am really sorry he had to go.
anne grannis
September 16, 2016
One thing that made my brother unique, is that, he was predictably unpredictable. He could be a bit stubborn at times but he always had a sense of humor.
There is only one like this guy and I think the mold has been broken. Too bad because this man was a very caring , gentle and a creative genius. Those who knew him are better people because of this relationship. Especially his daughters.
He is very missed.
sister, Anne
Liz Furkay
September 16, 2016
I worked for a short time at Grannis Gallery, and was fortunate to have experienced the magic that was Timothy. He and Suzie were wonderful employers who treated us all like family. The most loving, caring, talented, original, creative, courageous, and inspiring couple. I'll never forget Timothy suggesting I sing Happy Birthday to Suzie as part of the job interview. My sincere condolences to Suzie and family. He was a beautiful soul.
marne ryan
September 15, 2016
Dear Timothy
You were so kind to me while living on this planet . May you be nurtured wherever you may be - Marne
September 15, 2016
Dear Timothy
You were so kind to me while on this earth.may you be nurtured where ever you may be. Marne Ryan
camille benjamin
September 15, 2016
There are no words to express my sadness, and heart felt arms surrounding you, Susie. I am so sorry for the loss to us all.
- Camille
September 15, 2016
Sending our deepest sympathies from Timothy's alma mater.
Watkinson School
Hartford, CT
Craig Donnan
September 15, 2016
I first met Timothy through the VT men's support community called 'Men Alive VT" in 1989. A story of his prankster nature I will always recall with culinary glee was his decision that the group deserved to feast in style and chose to make a lobster dinner for the group retreat. It stirred the pot so to speak, and was perhaps contrary to the vegetarians and fiscal conservatives in the house, but I loved it. His playful, affirming boldness and humor was in high form.
His heart rang true and deep and he loved and cared much for those around him and the community and our world. I am grateful to have known him, to have been able to offer friendship to him and care back, and to have celebrated life with him. I am terribly sad to find that he is gone, and shocked, and yet my grief must pale to Susie's and family to whom I offer deep condolences and caring thoughts.
Farewell and Godspeed good man and dear friend - you will be in my heart.
Janet Schneider
September 14, 2016
What a nice man with such a warm, gentle smile. The obvious love that Susie and Tim shared was beautiful and in essence never can die. Our community has lost a special member. My condolences to Susie and Family.
Michele Hagen
September 14, 2016
I only met Tim once a few months ago as he gave his input for my wedding ring/band. he was a kind soul it's hard not to take a liking to him. I was so sad to hear of his passing. my best to his entire family both personal and work...
Amy McIlwaine
September 14, 2016
A beautiful celebration of Tim's life. So sorry to hear of this great loss to your whole family. Tim was a true character. May your memories of him warm and inspire you. With love from Amy Dorta McIlwaine and family
Mark Sustic
September 13, 2016
So very sad.... my best to Susie and everyone in Tim's family. Wish I had known him better. He lives on in the love(s) he had, and the love they give.
Susan Miller-Coulter
September 13, 2016
Susie and family, when I moved to Vermont in 1993, I rented a little house on Spruce St right off St. Paul St. Several rooms on the ground floor were covered with stunning canvases, at which the French-Canadian farmer landlady cast what I can only describe as a skeptical eye. And pronounced him "an artist" which seemed to upset her. A long time later I ran into Tim at a Sacred Harp sing and we figured out I was living in his old house. He was fabulously, but quietly unique. My deepest condolences at his untimely passing.
Carol Boucher
September 13, 2016
Susie and family,
So sorry for your loss.... I enjoyed his beautiful sculptures at Alchemy. Timothy found so many ways to express his interest in metal and form....really exceptional. My mother loved the ring he designed using her stone.
Best wishes from Carol and Donald Boucher
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