Tim LAWSON

Tim was a rare gift to us. I deeply appreciate his generosity and good will in supporting a most wonderful little Montessori School for many years in Langley. He was able to see the best in people and could bring a motley mix of folks together with his bubbling positive energy. I recall him bringing his guitar into the upper elementary classroom and getting everyone to sing John Lennon's 'Imagine'. Tim could imagine the beautiful and make it bloom. I only wish I had been able to say all this...

There are not enough words to talk about Tim and feel like you have said it all. One memory that stands out is being there when a horse was born at his farm. I arrived late( on purpose) to find Tim hugging the newborn like it was his own in order to "bond " with it. The fact there was birth goo everywhere didn´t seem to faze him.The mare did not look impressed

One thing was missed - Tim was also a publisher. He helped make my book The True Intrepid become a national best seller. Through his dad - Tim knew fr legendary spymaster Sir William Stephenson. He was even given a code name by Stephenson. RIP 'Timex' ! Thanks so much ! You will be missed... Bill Macdonald

Thank you for being a part of my life, I will miss you, your Rabbits and your positive vibes. Rest in Peace Timbo

One of my strongest memories of laughter was the time Gord D. applied plaster to Tim´s face to make a mask. Unfortunately we forgot to apply vaseline to Tim´s hairline, eyelashes and moustache. Watching Gord try to chip the plaster off Tim´s face had me literally on the floor, unable to breathe from laughter. Such a great memory.

Tim I will always remerber You , You were a great person, always a positive man. Rest in peace

Tim, siempre estarás en nuestros corazones . Vamos a entrañar tu sonrisa . Pilar y Sergio Cordero