Timothy D. Conklin

I love & miss you SOOOO much Uncle Tim Id give ALL these dummies up if you could come back and they could disappear & you n' me didn't even mostly see eye to eye, but you'd be proud, 6 years almost sober & you were wrong, I CAN n DID get my hiskool body back, in shape n' CUT, ready to fight. Most would break crying like little babies if they went thru what I did. I'll tell you what my Drill Instructor once said, "Shank, you got fkn' balls that clank."
I got those from my Uncle. And I hope we laugh again together, I love you SOOOO much

Bob reed

Tim was 19 days older than me, and we were childhood neighbors on Fairgrounds Road. We started 1st grade together at Hadden Elementary (then Mentor Avenue School) in 1951, and I still have contact with his sister, Pam. Some very good early memories with Timmy...time seems to pass so quickly! My condolences to and prayers for his whole family.

So surprised to hear from Taffy of the death of Timmy, the little cousin I baby sat way back when❤

So sorry for your loss he was a great guy growing up with kim we had lots of fun sending prayers and love

Tim was half of the fighting Conklin Brothers. Trained by their dad they did fairly well. Good people both.
He will be missed by all who knew him.