Timothy Lyle Knapp

Still hurts my heart. God Bless my friend. Anita

My heartfelt wishes

I met the two of you at the bar at the Conch Cafe. We quickly became friends.You taught my son, Ian to spit spit balls while we watched a super bowl. I remember when you told me that you were a Grandma. Miss you.Barb McFarland

It is hard to believe that it has been seven years now since my fellow capricorn climbed way up into the clouds. I still think about you, Tim and Damon when I drive by your house, go to Studio 35 or look at art..................... Susann

I'm so sorry my friend. I looked for you for years but didn't know how to find you; not knowing I'd find you years too late. Goodbye Tim.

Over three years later, I wonder what became of Max and Lucky who in their canine love keep this portal to you open, Tim. Enjoy the view from the other side of the rainbow bridge!
Susann

Tim, I knew you years ago when we took writing workshops together during the summers in high school. I am so sorry you have passed. I hope those who loved you well are finding their way. It was wonderful to read that your love of poetry endured.

I am thinking of Tim and Damon today, just as I have on many days. Tim, you are loved and remembered.

Damon, I just read about Tim's passing tonight. I first met him when I moved to Columbus in 1998. He was always that sweet, kind hearted blond that I enjoyed seeing out. We shared many conversations over drinks and I appreciated his smile and soft spoken voice. When you both met in 2007 and I left for South Florida, it was hard not to look back with sadness. You were a beautiful couple and again tonight I am filled with sadness. I will always keep beautiful memories of both of you. Lifes way...