Timothy G. Holycross

Timothy G Holycross, This is:Timothy J Holycross SORRY I NEVER KNEW YOU I DON'T KNOW WHY the universe landed me here , I grabbed my phone started typing and now I'm here , what are the odds that I find myself here on a site of Reverence, Love and Tribute TO YOU (But for 2 Letters) > G @J We are "Brothers" and "Namesakes:. .. . /Nonetheless, your picture radiates who you were, wish I would've known you HOLYCROSS Is Very Very UNCOMMON as Last Names Go MUCH LOVE TO...

Tim was a great player. He could have been a movie star. Aloha Pete Cusick

Timmy,
You were my first true friend. From the competition that we had on the field of play to the tremendous "belly laughs" that we shared while drinking Little Toms rootbeers. So many memories to cherish a lifetime. Rest well my brother. - Johnny

I was shocked to hear of Tim's passing. Although we all go our separate ways, high school creates an invisible bond among us all. I among others have great and fond memories of Tim. He was a gifted athlete and a good person.

Tim was the most gifted athlete of our OSU Freshman class of 1971. Always living and playing on the edge, a trend-setter. "Hollywood", we called him. He influenced my life...Helping me get the radio job covering the Buckeyes, introducing me to modern jazz, and showing me how to be a good friend. Although we never heard where he was living,"Hollywood's" name always comes up at our OSU football reunions. That will never change! Deepest sympathy.

My prayers are with Tim and his wonderful family. I shared tons of great family feasts during the holidays with the Holycross family. After moving from Ohio, I may have lost touch but never let go of the sense of family I grew up with. My prayers go out to all of you as we mourn a HERO.
Ron Bugara
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Aunt Mimi,Susan, Jayne, Jill Misty, Brett...so very sorry for your loss...our loss. We always loved Timmy and thought him a hero...thats how he will always be remembered. Peace.

I met Tim in Columbus as a fellow salesperson at Q-FM-96 radio in 1978. He was the Vet, I the Rookie, and he showed me many a thing about radio and St Patrick's Day!! My deepest sympathy.

Dear Jayne,
You and your family continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, Paula