Timothy Ivey Obituary
Knoxville - Timothy Ray Ivey Age 55 of Knoxville passed away unexpectedly on Monday Jan 25th, 2021.
Preceded in death by his loving parents Lucille Ivey and Birlen Ivey.
He is survived by his brothers Jerry Ivey, Mike Ivey, Eddie Ivey, and Chris Ivey also his sisters, Sherry May Gayle Lynch Michelle Liford, and Lisa Sharp. He is also survived by his children and grandchildren. His son Tim Ivey and daughter in law Emily Ivey and their children Zaylie and Zaydin Ivey and Dylan Ford. Daughter Trina Iverson son in law Shawn Iverson and daughter in law Brittany Fairclough, their five children Makenzie, Dylan, and Kasidy Iverson Riley Fairclough and Raelynn White, daughter Tabitha Russell and her son Izaiah Seabolt. Many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews.
Tim loved to go fishing, he was a huge Nascar fan (#3). He was a painter for well over 20 years. It was honestly his passion in life. He was a music lover. He loved his cowboy boots and Levi jeans. Some of his famous sayings were, "about10 years ago" and "If I put my boots under the bed its permanent". Tim was known as what you call a ladies man, so there just may or may not be other children and grandchildren out there - LOL! He was a simple man with a gypsy, soul, he was loved by many and will be missed!
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Trina Iverson
January 31, 2021
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
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