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1970
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2025
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Timothy Peters Obituary
Timothy Lee Peters, 54, of Kalispell, MT passed away peacefully after a long health battle on January 8, 2025.
Born May 26, 1970, Tim dedicated much of his early life to serving his country as a Green Beret, a distinction that speaks volumes about his courage and commitment. After his honorable discharge, he continued a life of service as a police officer in Denver, CO until his retirement.
Following his retirement from the police force, Tim's love of motorcycles led him to work at the Harley Shop in Kalispell. His career took a final turn when he became the head of security at Ironhorse, a position he held with pride until he was no longer well enough to work.
Tim was a man of many interests including motorcycles, photography, woodworking, and drawing. These hobbies were not only a testament to his artistic eye, but also to his ability to create and cherish the finer details of life.
Tim is survived by his wife Kristine Cofer-Peters; son Jessey Peters; daughter Anjetta Rendon (David) and granddaughters Leahlani and Kallai Rendon.
Tim's family and friends will gather to honor his life and legacy at a graveside service and celebration of life on May 23, 2025 in Kalispell, MT.
Tim's life was marked by his dedication to his family, his service to his community and his passion for his hobbies. He will be remembered as a brave, resourceful and deeply caring individual. His legacy will live on in the hearts of those he touched.
Johnson-Gloschat Funeral Home is caring for the family.
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