Timothy P. Storms

Tim,
You made an ordinary day at work not so ordinary. I will miss your smile and your upbeat attitude. The "winnie the pooh" tie that you gave me will be a wonderful reminder of what a great man you were. See you again...

Mr. Tues!

My fridge (and walls and albums) are still covered with your wonderful and generous gifts.

I miss our chats and things around work are quite different without you around.

I hope you've found peace, buddy. We all miss you.

Dear Tim,
Wish you were here! Miss your terrific smile and gentle heart.

I'm a photographer at Disneyland and the refreshing experience of seeing Tim every week or so really could make my day. Those of us who knew him, always looked forward to his visits. I can still see him sitting there at Ariel’s Grotto enjoying himself and smiling away!

Tim ... you will walk in my thoughts for the rest of my life.

Until we meet again my friend
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Tim,
What a prankster you were , I remember when you saran wrapped Julia's car at TRC. You always had a funny hat, t-shirt or tie. You made those kids (big and little) smile. We will all miss you at TRC God Bless You
Donna Brandt

I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to know you,Tim, and working with you in the HB therapeutic riding classes. You were always amazingly upbeat, and so very special with our students, parents, and volunteers. You were always cheerful, and kept the students happy, comfortable, and involved. Before, during, and after class you came up with the greatest pranks and cleverest remarks. Your humor, dry as dust, never failed to put me in a good mood, and make me chuckle.

Remember when I...

Tim was a kind and generous man. I truly looked forward to seeing him at Disneyland. I have several photos that he has given to me over the years I have know him. Just 2 weeks ago he and I had a short stroll together talking about Cinderella. I am so glad I have a great memory of our chat. May he Rest In Peace.

Tim was thoughtful, kind and always had a warm smile when volunteering to help the children at the Therapeutic Riding Center of Huntington Beach. Besides helping the children during their horseback riding lessons, he would often give the children photos of princesses at Disneyland and other Disneyland souvenirs that would bring a smile to their faces. Tim will be missed very much.