Timothy Furman Touchberry

Coach Touchberry was cool and nice to talk with.

Hen will be missed hy the nigh school world

I remember going to some amazing basketball games at Summerville that Coach Touchberry was great!!! I so sorry for our loss he was a true servant of the Lord!

I´m so sorry to learn of Tim´s death. He was my friend from childhood when my family lived in Edgefield and the Touchberrys lived in Trenton. Tim and I unexpectedly reconnected when both of us were teaching/coaching at Summerville Intermediate School. Furman was a good friend of my father, Grady Dukes, and their friendship went back to seminary days. Tim was such a dear man. May God comfort you, his family, in your loss. My sincere sympathy to you all.

May Almighty God give his family comfort and strength during this period of need. The Hubler family sends their Love and Support during during this time of Grief. Thanks for all the hours Coaching, COACH

Debbie and Tim's Family, You have my heartfelt condolences on the death of your loving husband and wonderful father. Tim was one of the most caring gentlemen I have known. He was a giving friend and an all-around good sport. Our time together in shared hobbies and scratch-offs leave me with personal memories I will have forever. Thank you for sharing him with me and so many others who looked up to him and enjoyed his company and friendship. Dale and Nancy Theiling

Debbie and family, please accept my deepest condolences. I pray for comfort and peace for you all.

Russ, Susan and I send you and your family our deepest sympathies. Your father must have been a great man as to produce a son with your leadership skills. Condolences.

My condolences to the Touchberry family. I knew Tim at Fort Dorchester High School. My son, Buck played football and baseball at Fort. I also knew Tim´s parents at Baptist College as I worked there in the early 1980´s. Just l like Tim they were very kind and great to work with. My thoughts are with you all during this difficult time.