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Timothy Dillon Obituary
West Allis - Tim, our loving son, was called home to our Lord on September 5th, 2020, at the age of 52. Son of Terry and Marie Dillon, brother of Cindy (Kevin) Kompas and Brian (Barb) Dillon. Dear uncle to Brad, Catilyn, Kian and Hannah. Survived by many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Dear friend to many. Preceded in death by grandparents Frank and Theresa Label and Raymond and Marion Dillon. Tim was a valued employee of West Allis Blue for 32 years and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Tim was a member of the Sons of the American Legion Post 434 Oak Creek. He was an avid dart champion and hunter.
A celebration of his life will be held at a later date.
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15 Entries
Ron Bearemy
September 5, 2022
Not a day goes by that I dont think about you. I miss your smile, your laugh, all our talks. Friends trip are not the same without you. My life is not the same without you.
Matt Miota
March 13, 2021
Is this Tim Dillon who played in Southwest Little League for the Brewers when he was 13-16 years old? A pitcher? If so, this makes me so sad. I don´t know why I thought about him tonight. He was one of the funniest kids I knew. And I had a pretty solid understanding and foundation of humor back then. He always carried himself with positivity and was always loose. We all counted on that. And we were the best team in that Senior league all 3 years, championship every year. We never hung out outside of baseball. I wanted to tell him we should have. We had some fun memories together. So sorry for your loss.
Sarah Rostollan
September 26, 2020
Tim,
I kept trying to think of the right thing to say but there really isn’t any. I just thank my lucky stars I was fortunate to have you as a friend. You meant so much to me. Miss you everyday and my deepest sympathies to everyone else who is missing you.
Love always
Diana, Jeff and Nicole
September 16, 2020
It’s hard to find the right words. Marie and Terry we are so sorry you had to say goodbye to your Son. Cindy and Brian, we are so sorry you had to say goodbye to your Brother. May Gods Love and Peace surround you during this difficult time.
Alison Kostreva
September 15, 2020
Tim, you were one of a kind. A very special friend who always knew how make people feel important. Your years of friendship (which started at West Allis Blueprint), our long chats and laughs about old times are some that I will cherish. I'm so glad you were a part of my life even across the miles. My sympathies to all ... peacefully rest my friend.
Susan price
September 15, 2020
So sorry for your loss
Sheri
September 15, 2020
I still cant believe he is gone, my memory of Tim (although I only know his as "Dillon") is a man who was happiest surrounded by his favorite people with a beer in his! He was the kind of friend who was always there no matter what time of day it was, if you needed him he would show up. Dillon is someone who will never be forgotten and will be greatly missed. My deepest condolences to his family and friends.
NAOMI
September 14, 2020
Tim, thank you for all the memories. The laughter, the happiness we had was simply amazing. All the fun times, having the cops called on us, dart trips, Sundays at your parents' house, ice cream runs, calm TV and bar-hopping nights, sunrises delivering papers, putting out dressers on fire, margs in our yard, how you loved my daughter to name a few. You are a kind, loving, and caring man. You will be truly missed and will always hold a special place in my heart. Condolences to your wonderful family. I know they are missing you like crazy.
Marcia waldera
September 14, 2020
Dear Mr. And Mrs. Dillon, I recognized the name and knew for sure when I saw your names. I babysat for your kids close to fifty years ago. I don't remember too much but I do remember how adorable they all were! If only we could turn back the clock ( for all of us ). My sincere condolences to you and your family. May all your happy memories warm your hearts and get you through the difficult times to come.
Marcia Waldera ( Manske )
Debbie Metzinger
September 13, 2020
Deepest condolences to your family.
Pamela and John Yanny - Meddaugh
September 13, 2020
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Loved shooting darts with you ❤ ♥
Chuck and Kris Naber
September 13, 2020
Tim was like another son to us. He was a key contributor to the growth, development and expansion of our company West Allis Blue. His dedication/leadership and the loyalty he demonstrated at work set a fine example for others to follow. A pure joy to work with every day. He started with our company as a part time high school student and eventually joined us full time over 32 years ago. The first high profile contract the company received was a portion of all the blueprinting for the construction of Miller Park. Tim helped lead the production team from start to finish resulting in acquiring virtually all the printing throughout the 4 year contract. He lead the company in transitioning from diazo blueprinting to Digital color printing as technology in the printing industry evolved.
Tim is one of the few cases we can say he is irreplaceable!
We were blessed to have known him and will miss his friendship/ talent and awesome work ethic. Tim will always remain in our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers for his family and friends.
Chuck and Kris Naber
West Allis Blue
Paula Nevarez
September 13, 2020
Tim, I am so happy to have called you my friend. All the amazing memories, trips, talks we had. You would give the shirt off your back to help anyone. Your smile and sense of humor made this world a better place. I cant imagine my life without you in it! Love you Tim!!
Christi and Michelle Farmer
September 13, 2020
We are so sorry for your far too early loss. Our hearts hold you close and our thoughts hold you in prayer.
Jess Priem (Wage)
September 12, 2020
Tim and I were really close friends back in the 90’s. He was my brother’s best man in his wedding and we partied on the Vegas strip. We shot darts together and spent countless hours drinking and chatting about everything under the sun. He was an usher in my wedding. He was like a 3rd brother to me and he always had my back. My best memories with Tim were in Pembine singing karoake, having campfires and shooting off fireworks. He will be missed. We lost touch over the years but his memories will forever be with me. RIP Big Tim!
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