Timothy Christensen

Tim and I worked together in various NASFAA responsibilities. He was very responsible, creative, dedicated, enthusiastic and exceptional in working with officers and members. I am sorry for his loss for all who knew him.
I did not know about his musical talents and contributions and appreciate those mentioned in his obituary.
Many people, including myself were blessed in our connections with Tim.

I am so sorry to hear of Tim's passing. I enjoyed working with him as a colleague in the profession. He was a warm and fun person to be around. My prayers go out to the family.

My deepest condolences to Walter and family. I went to high school with Tim and loved him very much. We had French class together. We sure gave our new teacher the business ...He always made time for all his friends. He will be missed

My deepest, sincere condolences to Tim's family. His loss will be deeply felt, but of course, that also means that he will live most fondly in the memory of all of us who were fortunate enough to have known him. R.I.P. Tim and Bon Voyage as you embark on new adventures.

Sincere condolences. Tim is remembered fondly as an amazingly talented fellow and a deeply generous spirit. Truly a life well lived.

My heart is heavy knowing our world has lost such a gentle soul. Tim was such a classy gentleman and a gentle man—so kind and humble; alway quick with a smile and a warm welcome when I visited NASFAA. My deepest condolences to Walter and to other family members.

May perpetual light shine upon Tim.

It's been a long time since TC lived in Ann Arbor but, oh, the fun we had. His apartment on Jefferson was the site of many a party, piano playing and dancing long into the night. Thank you for so many wonderful memories of our youthful selves, my dear.

Walter, my heart breaks for you and your loss of such a marvelous and compatible life partner.