Timothy O'Donoghue

My condolences to the family and friends. From the Jackson Family.

You know sometimes people touch you in ways you don't expect. I'm Tim's mailman. Go be honest he was actually quite funny. Like bad dad joke humor funny. He always was unfailingly kind. A quality people don't have anymore. I learned he passed away this morning from my coworkers as I was on vacation when he passed. I have shed some tears today and I wish him a fair well journey onto the beyond.

Tim was a very special and caring person who inspired everyone with his love. My deepest condolences to his family, friends and everyone that Tim´s spirit touched. His impact at Habitat for Humanity´s ReStore was immeasurable. Phil Kloos

To all of Tim's family, Karen and I wish to express our deepest condolences on the loss of Tim. He was more than a friend to us, he was family! Karen and I regret that we are not able to go to the visitation as we're out of the country. But, you all will be in our hearts, prayers, and thoughts. Tim will always be in Karen and my hearts. Good bye friend and brother. Thank you for being in our lives and all of our good memories together. God bless you! Love and prayers, Rick and Karen...

So sorry for your loss. Tim was such a loving and caring person. We had the Air Force and Pepsi collecting in common and would talk about each one for a time when we would see each other. Tim, you will be missed.

It seems Tim was always a part of my life, that his is impact on people. Our first contact was via mail over Guam Pepsi cans. Then we met at Pepsi Fest and so the friendship and Pepsi bond began. Tim met my Mother when she started coming to Pepsi Fest for a few years. We roamed the halls of the Marriott at PF searching for Pepsi treasures and making more friends. When Roy started going to Pepsi Fest with me, he finally met my closest Pepsi friend - and understood the connection. But the...