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Susan Mumford Hartley
November 14, 2020
I went to high school with Ty. He was funny and kind! He was one of many big brothers that I felt I had in high school - watching out for me as much as my real brother. Condolences and love to the family!
Cynthia Scanlon
November 14, 2020
I met Ty in 10th grade. He lived next door to one of my best friends as well as the neighborhood of many of my close friends. He was ways quick-witted, which brought a room to full blown laughter. I have always remembered Ty very fondly. He was a kind person and fun to be around.
Timbrooks Family, I am so sorry and saddened for your loss. I know it is so very cliche' to say that at least he is no longer suffering. I know it is so painful as a family to watch a loved one pass in such a manner. There is relief, but pain, tears and the grief. Many thoughts and prayers are being sent your way. We will always remember Ty with the fondest of memories.
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