Timothy Peter Lodzinski

I knew Tim Lodzinski when I was a receptionist for the art department at GSU where he worked as an Academic Advisor. I remember him showing me his MR-2, a Toyota model vehicle with a sporty edge. He was also an avid burrito and Diet Coke fanatic with a love of running. He was diligent in the athletic form. Never got an opportunity to see his art.

We were sadden by the news of Tim's death. We remember those happy days when we were a part of a neighborhood where neighbors were friends and their children and ours shared childhood pleasures. Those days can never return, but the memory of them remains forever. The loss of Tim opens a hole in our hearts. Our prayers go to all his family. We love you all.

Greg, Kay, Mike and Barbara I was so sorry to learn of Tim's passing. I hope you can all find peace with the fond memories you have for Tim. There's a special place in my heart for all of y'all and growing up with Tim on Fama Dr. Please let me know when you plan the showing of his art. God Bless you all. Love Susan Tanner, 1993 Ewing Estates Dr. Dacula, Ga 30019 770-513-0081

I was deeply saddened to learn of Timmy's death. I remember him best as a little boy living accross the street on Fama Drive. Balsa wood airplanes, boats, races in the creek, the "big pool" and the "big hill", fire-flys, cops & robbers, just hangin around the neighborhood after dark during summer break. I regret having lost touch with him over the years. Fond memories linger in the recesses of my mind. Kathy, my sister, told me that there will be a memorial service/display of Tim's...

Just wanted to let you know how sad I am to hear about the passing of Tim. I have thought about your family often, remembering the happy childhood memories that we all shared on Fama Drive. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Kathy Blackburn-Boyce, 120 Riverview Dr., Suwanee, GA 30024

I am deeply saddened by Tim's death. Tim and I worked together in the Graduation Office at GSU for many years and stayed in touch with each other after he had moved to the School of Art and Design. Like so many others who were drawn to Tim by his charm, wit, and unique way of expressing himself, I am grieved and bewildered by his unexpected death. All who knew Tim have suffered a great loss. I will always remember Tim and feel very fortunate to have know him.

To the entire family - our prayers are with you during this time of tragedy and grief. Please know that we wish we could be there for you on Sunday. Our hearts will be there, just as they have all week. Be strong and know that God's peace and love will help you.
Love, The Johnsons - Eric, Molly, Kyle, Christine and Haley