Tim Ecclestone

You were the best Tim. I loved working for you at sport rock in sandy springs 1988. Time Flys. Rest easy Coach. You will be missed.

Was watching the Leafs game this afternoon (Dec 31), and was saddened to see that Tim had passed away. A little background, my father, Don Titmarsh (far left in the picture), coached Timmy when he played his minor hockey in London, Ontario. That´s me as 7 (?) year old in front in the left. My dad passed away 15 years ago and he was always proud of Tim. I too coach minor hockey in Toronto and have run into many NHL alumni who always speak highly of of Tim. Great skater, real gentleman! My...

I new Tim at Oakridge Acres High School in London Ontario.Tim played hockey in London.A great guy and player.

I was related to Tim in some way. My side of the family imigrated to St. Catherins, Onterio. I played a lot of hockey when I was younger and played at Olympia for the Junior Red Wings in a championship game ln 1957. Tim was a mintor of mine and Influenced my athletic career. Although I never met him, I fallowed his career as a Redwing when he played for Detroit. His iconic career was played with Integrity. A carecter trate that I Indevered to emulate in my Collage football days as a...

It is with deep sadness that I learned of Tim Ecclestone`s passing. I have a lot of great memories through the years of Tim and Sue. Too many to share here. Many thoughts and prayers to his children, family and a plethora of friends and fans. Sincerely, Lou Walker organist for the Atlanta flames.

Thanks for the great memories while I worked at Timothy Johns in the 80"s those were the good ol days! I know you will be missed by your family and friends and dog too! Until we meet again my friend RIP . Holly Ward Bell and Peter Bell

I remember Tim so many years ago from high school at Richview Collegiate in Etobicoke. He was always such a pleasant young man and very modest about his ability in hockey. I also remember his late wife Susan as we both figure skated at Michael Kirby's skating school and since she also attended Richview C I. I did see Tim play at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto once. I believe he was with the Flames then. My sincere condolences to his children, grandchild and friends.

TJ was a good guy who always had time for anyone!! He will be missed.

Tim was a dear friend. He was always eager to help you in any way possible. TJ' Sports Bar was the home of our University of Kentucky Alumni Club for over 30 years. Tim made everyone feel like they were the most important customer he had. We had many wonderful events at TJ's. Tim will be greatly missed by all that knew him. He was a very generous and humble person. It was an honor and a blessing to have known him. Rest in Peace Tim.