Timothy James Dermady

Dear Elaine,

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. I never met your Dad but I feel as if I knew exactly who he was because of your beautiful description of him. Your words touched both my Mom and me. He must have been the kind of Dad that would be there for you always. Please know that my Mom and I will keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.

Your friend,
Andrew Pullen-Revette
(and Rhonda Revette)

Debbie and family . . . I am so sad to hear of Tim's passing. Tim was a colleague through Top Echelon. He was a very kind, considerate and professional man and his presence will be missed. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Debbie and family,

I worked with Tim through Top Echelon. He was a consumate professional. Please accept my condolences on your loss.

Debbie,

I worked with Tim through Top Echelon. I've known him for 12 years. I am saddened beyond belief to hear of his passing. I loved Tim's sense of humor and his dedication to his work but mostly to his family. He always talked about you and the kids. He will be sorely missed. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. God Bless.

Dad


Dad, your eyes sparkle fixed on the point to the truth, truly the windows to your soul. They are bright, so so bright. Like a bright light on a dark night. That face of yours so peaceful and warming. The brightest smile you would ever see would be on my Dad. So delightful and cheery. His embrace was soothing, comforting and full of love, like if you were in a sea just floating in love and warmth. Not to mention his wonderful enlighting personality. That would just sweep you...

Dear Debbie and Family,

Words cannot express the shock and sorrow I feel for the passing of Tim. He was a wonderful colleague; great friend; and a caring and loving father/husband. He will be missed so very much, but remain in our hearts forever. With deep sympathy,

Frank

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Tim was a great guy. He and I worked together for a couple of years and I really enjoyed working with him. I will keep your family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Just this past summer I ran into Mr.Dermady at Onondaga pool, and it brought back some of the nicest memories. Growing up, summer vacations were filled with trips led by him to the park for swimming or tennis. I also remember how everytime I was over hanging out with Neal, Mr.Dermady would always make it a point to come in and talk with me (usually bringing some sort of elaborate snack he'd cooked up). He genuinely cared about the kids in the neighborhood, and it wasn't until I started...

Dear Debbie and family,
Please accept our sincere sympathy. Our prayers are with you and your children.

Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Ponzi