Timothy Todd Blacker

MY GOOD FRIEND

I just got the message about Tim passing away. My condolences to all of the Blacker family. I was a babysitter for Tim back in 1953. I had put aside an envelope with some pictures of him, including one at 15 days old the day he was Christened. I shall always remember the Blacker family they were a great part of my life when living in Secret Lake. May he rest in peace. Sylvia Kay Johnson.

RIP brother Tim. Sail on.

I had some memorable times with Tim. He was a gentle giant.Our heart felt condolences to the Family ,On behalf of all the Riendeau's.GodSpeed my friend.

GENE and ALICE STICKNEY, TIM WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. ALICE AND I WERE LONG TIME FRIEND OVER 40 YEARS. WE HAVE MANY FOND MEMORIES OF ALLTHE THINGS WE DID TOGETHER.

Growing up in Avon, I remember Tim and his family fondly May God welcome him in a warm loving embrace and tell him well done my son.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Tim was always there when I needed him to fix something or needed something on the waterfront at Camp Wightman. He always had the wood splitter out for us and everything else we needed for work day. And he always greeted us with that great smile! So sorry we can't be at the Celebration of Life. Elaine and Paul Ciarcia

We are thinking of Tim and hope your family finds peace remembering all of the good times.