Timothy Jay Walsh

Uncle Timmy, It has been 5 years without you next month and it still doesn't feel right or real. Devin still talks about how you used to see Waylon Jennings playing at bars. We still have your John Wayne cutout. I wish I had the experience of going to the rodeo with you. Thank you for the gift of growing up watching you and aunt wendy run walsh brothers, all of the christmas taffy and coins, and that infectious belly laugh of yours. It was always my favorite when I brought friends to the big...

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I am so sorry I didn't know of Tim's passing until now.
I was an early childhood friend in Phoenix and our families were very close. Timmy was my best friend then. After we moved to Colorado we would spend time in the summers at their cabins in Payson. Great memories riding around in the Jeep with uncle Dick.
I am so glad my family got to know most of them before Nelly, Jane and Pete passed away.
I got to spend time with Tim in the 80's at the...

My deepest sympathy to all of Tim's
Family and friends. I worked for Walsh Brother's for many years and always found Tim to be a great leader and caring man. On Tim's 60th Birthday I bought him 2 -30 packs of his favorite beer and a card that said "60 Beers for 60 Years".
I just learned of his passing a week ago and it saddened my heart. He was a good man and gave me the opportunity to work for him. My prayers to all that loved him and most especially his Family. One of Tim's favorite...

8-25-18..........it was a very sad day in the abrams household to learn of timmys passing........tim and the whole walsh family will always be in our hearts....... tom-nancy-tommy- fred- ellen,

Dear Family,

Marie spent ten years , and I spent 20 working for Tim. We each enjoyed those years with Walsh Bros.

Our sympathies are with the family and friends left behind.

The best,
Carl and Marie Veenstra

Sorry to hear of Tim's passing. I had the pleasure of working with Tim during my time with Steelcase. He was a true professional who loved the people who worked for Walsh Brothers. To all his surviving family members please accept my sincere condolences.

I remember bowling for Walsh Brothers in the 80s. It was always the 9PM league. First at 19th & Bethany and then out to 59th & Bethany. Tim always came out to cheer us on and a have a beer. You will be missed.