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Tim Collier Obituary
He was the husband of Sherry Collier. He is survived by his daughter, April Hill, her husband Terrance and their daughter Amelia, his son, Tim Collier Jr. and his children, Kailee and Corey, father, Rex Collier and mother, Rusty Carroll and their spouses.
Tim Sr. was a contractor in Hanford and co-owner of Funny Faces Bed and Biscuit along with his wife Sherry who passed away 2 years ago. Tim was a wonderful husband and father.
He will be missed by all who knew him including all his animal friends.
We love and miss you.
The services will be held at 10 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 27 at the Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery in Porterville.
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Memories and Condolences
for Tim Collier
Mona Freeman
March 12, 2008
I just heard the sad news regarding Tim. He was always so gracious, kind and cheerful each time I brought Sammie and Angel to Funny Faces. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
Arlitz Family
March 8, 2008
We were sad and surprised to hear of
Tim's death. Tim, his wife Sherry, and the entire Funny Face family were a big part of our lives since they opened there business many years ago. Our dogs Bruebaker,Gridley, and Lilo looked forward and always enjoyed their stays.
Our sympathy to Tims family and he will be missed.
Ken Belsan
February 28, 2008
Tim will be dearly missed.
he was a great friend to "Mollie"
she adored him and enjoyed all her visits with funny faces.
we are deeply saddened by the news.
he will forever be in our thoughts.
Ken & Tracy Belsan
Mary Ames
February 28, 2008
Tim was a fine man who kept his word, and it was a joy to know him.
Roger and Jana Dudley
February 28, 2008
"Chewy", our mini-Dachshund, has stayed with Tim and the Funny Faces group many times. We are saddened at his passing because he and his staff always provided such good care which was a wonderful legacy to his wife, Sherry. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends who will feel a great loss in their hearts at this time. Thanks and God bless,
Roger and Jana Dudley
Edward and Cindy Bishop
February 27, 2008
We are so sad for Tim's family. We boarded cats and our dog out at Funny Faces for years. My wife and I designed a Sherry memorial stained glass window that he really liked. He had a tear in his eye when we brought it to him and he said it was a present to himself for Christmas. We hope the family will be able to hang it somewhere and remember them both. We will sure miss him.
Pigford Family
February 27, 2008
Tim was such a gracious man and loved his four-legged friends. Our dog, Tahoe, loved to go to Funny Faces and always was so happy to see Tim. We will miss him. God Bless his family and friends!
Rodriguez Family
February 27, 2008
We first met Sherry and Tim back in 2003 when we found out about Funny Faces. They took great care with our pups, and always remembered them, by name, when we would call in for an appointment. With heartfelt sympathy and prayers. Our condolences to the Collier family.
Tim's Navy Family NAS Lemoore
February 26, 2008
Tim Collier was, and always will be, a man celebrated in our hearts for his genuine warmth, his heartfelt generosity, strong patriotism, easy laughter, compassion for all living things, infectious optimism, natural humility, eagle-eyed attention to detail, and caring heart – whether four-legged or of the two-legged variety, all who met him through Funny Faces Bed & Biscuit or during his career in the construction industry know they were in the company of a truly special and wonderful man.
In particular, Tim’s strength and grace through the death of his beloved wife Sherry – the love of his life and inspiration for his construction of Funny Faces Bed & Biscuit – were deeply moving to all and a testament to their long-lasting marriage. Why, even after Sherry’s death from lung cancer on March 15th, 2006 Tim quickly formed a Relay for Life team to walk in her memory on April 29th-30th and raise funds for research so that, in his words “some researcher might someday jump up from his or her lab table and shout, “I found the CURE!!!!”
The Navy Families of NAS Lemoore who boarded their pets at Funny Faces Bed & Biscuit salute Tim Collier and are proud to spread his legacy of love, compassion, and joy to the four corners of the world.
We will always love you, Tim! Please give Sherry a great big hug for us and let her know we were never far from your side, whether with a warm plate of the world's best gourmet cookies, a hot home-cooked dinner, or a big selection of ice cream on a hot summer day. You're both members of our Navy family, Tim & Sherry, and always will be!
Veronica Goodwin
February 26, 2008
To the family of Tim,
So sorry for your loss, my thought's and prayers are with you
and your family. The past few months I would see your dad at
wal-mart and have conversation at the pet food of course. We would
talk about all our pets and what they liked to eat or didn't like to eat, how old they were and how special each and everyone of them was to us. I will miss seeing him and I know his fuzzy little friends will miss him also. Your mom and I had that special bond also, the love of animals. Peace be with them.
Veronica Goodwin
Margaret Coelho
February 26, 2008
Tim and Sherry were such wonderful people,I enjoyed working with them thru Pacific Supply when your dad needed material, and your mom would run in and get it. He will be greatly missed,as your mom was also. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow
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