Timothy Harper Waugh

It's been a year, and I've thought of you a lot. I always think of you when I'm in a church where there's an organ. I miss your funny posts on FB, your voice, and your music. Thank you for all your support and encouragement over the years. Know that you are loved and missed, and that your life continues to be celebrated!

The world has lost a most talented and gifted musician and a wonderful human being. Rest in peace, Tim.

I met Tim Waugh at Theatre West Virginia, in 2001, and we formed a fast and lasting friendship. I reconnected with him many times, throughout the years, just to get together, or to help him with special services at Beckley Presbyterian. I was to perform the night after I heard of his passing, and was unsure I could go on, but for one thing...Tim´s own voice, in my ear, saying "You´re a professional musician, and this is what you do." Godspeed, my friend. And flights of angels sing thee to thy...

Music staff meeting at Bluefield College. Tim was one of the first people I met, and continued to be friends for 34 years. I accompanied his Bank Orchestra, Pikeview Choirs, many weddings. We talked , shared and prayed for each daily. My heart is saddened by his passing, BUT, so thankful he has new kidneys from God that will last for eternity. See in a little while, Tim.

I worked with Tim at Theatre West Virginia many years ago. He was always very kind to me and I enjoyed his intellect. He always showed up to our reunions too and was so much fun! We connected on social media and he was a huge support after my cancer diagnosis. Such a great man. He will be missed.

Tim was such a wonderfully talented musician. We worked together for many years. The world is dimmer with out your light in it, but heaven got brighter. Until we meet again my friend.