Timothy G. Caufield

Served with Top during Desert Storm with the 1st CEB. I was the battalion´s warehouse chief and top was my boss. He was a very kind and gentle man from the first day I arrived at Pendleton! My condolences as I was just googling ppl from this picture and found out of his passing.

Tommy your son,:
To my dad,
I will miss you and cherish our memories forever.
Your son,
Tommy

Tim sent me a few private emails and we talked about my dad who fought at Iwo Jima. Sorry for your lost. I missed him on ACOC and just found out why. -Larry

I just found out and I am devastated. I too met Tim on ACOC and I remember a brave but kind man who had class, grace, and an immense love for his family. I will never forget him or even the emails I shared with Karen.

Semper Fi and God Bless the Caulfied family.

Tim will always be remembered by me and you all are in my prayers.

Tim, I noticed you were gone, I was asking where you were. I'll miss you buddy.

I'm another who knew "Timster" on ACOC. I also enjoyed reading his posts, but most especially those where he reminiced about things he experienced living and growing up in NJ. His experiences and rememberances were so similar to mine, that at times I thought we must have shared the same life! There were many times he triggered rememberances in me of things I had long forgotten.

My deepest sympathies to the Caufield family. Tim was a most valued part of the ACOC community.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I knew "Timster" on ACOC and enjoyed all his posts. I just came late to this news but I hope that you know that he and his family are in my thoughts and prayers.

To Tim's family, thank you so much for sharing him with us at the ACOC community. Tim loved his family more than anything and his posts were always intelligent and thoughtful, as well as thought provoking. I don't think I've ever come across a kinder man. I am so sorry for his loss. He is going to be sorely missed by many.

I would like to express my sincere sympathy for your loss. Tim was a wonderful person. I had the chance to get to know him on ACOC and also through a few phone conversations. He will be missed, but always remembered.