Reverend Timothy James Kidney

Rest in peace Fr.Tim. It´s your 8 years anniversary in heaven

Father Kidney was a deacon at my church, St Matthias in Redwood City in the late 1960´s. When I was to be married at Stanford University Memorial Church in 1986, Father Kidney was assigned to Mark, my husband and I in an interfaith service with Rabbi Charles Familant. Father Kidney trusted me as a Catholic and was very thoughtful to us. I wanted to reach out to him and our rabbi to let them know we will be celebrating our 39th wedding anniversary next June. I am sad to hear that he passed...

Thank you so much Father Tim for your golden heart, your kindness and amazing words of advices. You will always be remembered. I miss you ,Love you.

Fr. Tim thank you so much for your kindness,big heart , great advice and being there always for me . I will miss you and i love you .

Father Tim is very powerful force in my life. I often feel alone because I have a unique intellect and some see it many negative things from know it all to too intellectual. The first time I set up a meeting with Father Tim, he immediately saw me for what I was. Once he did, he put me to use. He would constantly test my limits, which I very much enjoyed. We would have long conversations about Theology, Liturgy (he made me his de facto Liturgist), Morality. He was a font of knowledge and so...

Rest in peace Fr. Kidney. You truly lived your life always in the service of Christ. Truly a doer of the word.

Catherine See

Mentor, Pastor, Father, friend, leader, confessor, spiritual director, teacher, welcomer, Fr. Tim was all this and more to me. He profoundly impacted my life and I will never forget him in my praise and prayers before God. Because of his blunt, honest, no nonsense ministry style, which was exactly what I needed, when I needed it most, I am rejoined to holy Church and have the hope of eternal life. I look forward to seeing him again. With deepest respect and affection from Teresa Altman, St....