Mr. Timothy John Butler

On behalf of Maine-Endwell's Class of '76, our hearts go out to the entire Butler family.

Tim went to school with me and lived near my family (Kjelgaard). I remember him as a really sensitive and caring young man back then. He will be greatly missed. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

sorry for your loss Knew him in High School he will be missed at the 40th reunion.

Dear Rayne,
I just learned of this horrible tragedy. I am so sorry and hope karma showers you with love, comfort and support as you have so generously offered to family, friends and our community.

I was in shock to find out of his passing. He was a good man. Taught me how to hunt safely. You will be missed.

To the Butler Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

my whole church is praying for you and your family. May God be with y ou during this time of struggle.

I am so sorry for your loss.

Just found out the circumstances....Rayne, I am so, so sorry for your loss. It sounds like you two were quite the match. This will be a struggle, I will keep you in my prayers. Graduated with both your sister, Robin, and his sister, Cindy. A loss for you, your family and the entire community.

I am so very sorry. Tim and I go back a long way but not so far that I haven't found myself fondly recollecting some of the "situations" he/we got into. As our paths crossed through the years, we'd remind each other of the same old stories and laugh every bit as hard as we did the first time we spoke of them. Maybe just a little part of us didn't really grow up.
I truly cannot express enough how very sorry I am.

Tim was a special person who I admired for his caring and dedication to everything he undertook at Rubbermaid. He always did an outstanding job and helped the company be successful in Cortland. I can say I am a better person today by getting to know Tim.

God bless him and the entire family.

All my best,

Ron Smith

Our condolences to the family,Tim has always been a positive person who will be missed by all of us. I worked with Tim at Rubbermaid and he always had an upbeat personality. How sad to loose such a wonderful humane being. May God rest your sole.

Dear Rayne and family-please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your husband Tim.I know we haven't seen each other in a very long time but my heart. aches for you.Keeping you in my prayers.

Tim was a very sweet quiet guy in schoo I wilk miss seeing him at our reunion in october. Rest in peace my friend

I was a classmate of Tim's at ME. Tim was a very kind man with a great sense of humor. God Bless and my sincere condolences to the family.

Dear Rayne,

My deepest condolences to you and your children at this sad, sad time.
I worked with Tim at Carroll's, and I remember when he met you. I remember your first apartment on Washington Avenue and how over-the-moon-in-love Tim fell for you. His entire world changed when you came into his life. He was wonderful as a co-worker and friend. Though many years have passed, my thoughts and prayers are with you now and in all the days to come. God Bless you and all Tim's loved ones.

Sue Johnson

So sorry for your loss.

I was also a class mate of Tim from high school, and am very much saddened by this terrible news. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. I recall Tim always had a great smile and kind words for me, no matter the situation. I, for one, will think of and miss him at our up- coming class reunion.

Rayne, our sincere and heart felt condolences to you and your family. We are so sincerely sorry to hear about Tim. Although his passing was tragic and premature, it must bring peace to know that his last act on earth was so selfless. We will always remember him as a true hero. The Lord's peace be with you all. Sincerely, Ron and Isabel Dwornik

I am the General Manager of the Courtyard by Marriott in Bowling Green, KY. Tim was an amazing man and one of our all-time favorite guests. We are truly saddened by this terrible accident. My staff and I would like to send our deepest condolences for your loss.

So So sorry for your loss. he will be greatly missed!

I worked with Tim at Rubbermaid for many years, several of those were side by side in the maint department. He was an incredible co-worker, mentor and leader. I learned so much from him. We were also good friends outside of work. We enjoyed shooting our bows, fishing and playing with his old dog..Autumn. We had many good times and a lot of laughs. Unfortunately we drifted apart after Rubbermaid shut down and I moved to MA. But every year, as I sat in my treestand, I would always think of him and wonder how he was doing. He was a good man, an amazing man, and he will be missed....RIP my old friend.

I was a classmate of Tim I remember him as a quiet polite peaceful person I'm happy he was so loved God Bless Tim and his family

Tim was one of the best persons i have ever met. Constantly challenging himself to be a better person. Setting goals for himself and pursuing these goals until he achieved satisfaction. Constantly restless and unable to tell anyone in need the word no. I have seen him inspire people and help them find their own answers. I believe Tim had to help anyone he could, without reward because It was his nature, and that is a rare trait in the world today. Son, Husband,Father and Grandfather and good friend. Words do not do justice for anyone who has walked beside this man.
Prayers and Peace To Rayne the girls and the grandchildren

Ed