TIMOTHY W. EARLY

I will never forget Timothy Early. I met him at Hiram College some time after I returned from three years as a soldier. We met because our girlfriends were good friends. We spent a fair amount of time together.at Hiram, but once we graduated, Tim and I went to grad schools in different states, and we had pretty much lost touch as families by the time I came back to Akron.

I got a job with a three-county planning commission and we ran into each other in a professional meeting and we were on again. They invited us to get together and go to Cook's Forest That became a regular spring, and often fall, two-family trip. We would get together for an evening of Bridge once or twice a month, and we'd take a two-family trip to Cedar Point every summer.

I miss Tim more than I know how to say.

Kinny, I reflect on my days in Akron from time to time, and googled Tim today. Please accept my sympathies and condolences on Tim's passing. Tim brought me into the Planning Dept. while I was a graduate student at UA. He was my first professional mentor and my subsequent career path was due in large part to his advice and counsel. Tim was a fine man and will be missed by the many that he touched.

Tim....haven't seen you since you were about 16, but my dad and I talked about you and your brother from time to time. We remember your folks as well. Say hi to my dad up there. I'm thankful we had a chance to get in contact recently. Kincaide, thank you for connecting with us, and we all offer our deepest sympathy. Love, your 2nd (or maybe 3rd) cousin.

Praying , Kinkade and family, that at this late date, you still feel God's loving arms around you helping you through this difficult time of loss. I would have loved to hear the choir he loved and served with. I'm sure he is resting in Jesus' arms.

Kincaid, I am so sorry to hear of Tim's passing. You and your family have my deepest sympathy. Francine Chuchanis

Mike You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your father I used to work with you at the flooring company

We had not seen you since 2010, but Tim and his family were always in our thought. He had music in his soul, and those memories will be with us forever.

Kincaid,
I am so sorry for your lost.
God Bless,
Pam Rieser

Doggone it Tim! Now look what you've gone and done. You're the third person of my heart who's died in the last half year, and I KNOW one more is comin'.

Good-bye, my friend. We hadn't seen each other much of late, but still, I'm gonna miss you. While you're up there... get someone to teach you to play a no-trump slam from dummy, willya?

I had the pleasure of working with Tim for a number of years. He was always a man that you could depend on and I called him friend.
He will be missed.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To the Early family, so sorry to hear about Tim, I worked for him in the Planning Dept. Tim was always a class act and a perfect gentleman.