Timothy Singleton

A Brother in deed; is my friend ; I know he still lives. Because I know as long as I remember Tim; He is still alive. He cannot come to me nor can i to him not now. But I know my place on earth is just temporary, for the years behind me are much greater than the years ahead of me. I hope to see my brother some day soon, but as long as I keep in my memory, I know he is around . So Tim until we meet and have that handshake; for now I will say goodbye but I hope to see you again in the...

I have know Tim since he started coming to our dental office with Faith and Stone. We all thought so highly of Tim and his precious family. My prayers go out to Faith and Stone at this most difficult time. May the Lord continue to comfort and bring you peace now and forever

We were so saddened to hear about Tim. We met him at St Andrews Fitness Center and had lots of conversations while having coffee after exercising. It was quite a shock. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We thought a lot of Tim.

I grew up with Tim on James Island. He was always such a nice guy a friend to all. HE WILL BE MISSED!

I did not have the pleasure of knowing Tim but he sounds like he was amazing person. Randall, I am thinking of you and your family. May God comfort you all during this difficult time.

Tim will always be remembered as a kind and gentle person. My prayers go out to his family. May God give you comfort in your time of grief.

I am so very sad to hear about Tim´s passing. What a friend he was to all lucky enough to know him. We were great pals at Carolina. I have so many wonderful memories of our times there. Always a gentleman, always a smile, and always looking out for those he cared about. My prayers for his family and friends.

I met Tim at Carolina. Then 11 years later and 29 years ago, connected with him again when he became my sister´s (Aretha) boss at State Farm. He was always so kind and pleasant to be around. I will always be grateful to Tim and Faith for loving on Aretha all these years. Our prayers and condolences are with you.

I was so sorry to hear of Tim’s passing. I had the pleasure of knowing him while we were classmates for two semesters at TTC in 2015. I remember Tim as a gentle giant who always greeted you with a warm smile and a kind word. Through our many interesting conversations about life, our families, growing up in Charleston, and just about anything and everything, it was clear to me that Tim’s family was always at the forefront of his thoughts, and he spoke of them often, especially his wife, Faith,...