Timothy J. Breault Sr.

Timothy Joseph Breault Sr. was born June 28, 1930, in Brooklyn, New York, where he developed the values that guided his life: hard work, loyalty, and family. With an eighth-grade education, Timothy built a steady career as a factory worker with Basic Foods Company, earning respect through his strong work ethic, integrity, and reliability.

Timothy found joy in simple pleasures. He loved seafood-especially lobster bisque and calamari-and was famously uninterested in anything green on his plate. In his later years, he took comfort in familiar routines, often starting his day with a walk and eggs with ketchup. He enjoyed family vacations, weekends at car shows and auctions, and learning about military history. He also had a fondness for Hallmark movies, which he would watch with his devoted daughter-in-law, Katrin and the family's little Chorkie, Charlie. Timothy was a proud member of the Osceola County Sheriff's Civilian Support Group and valued service to his community.

Above all, Timothy was a devoted husband, father, and friend. He was known for his generosity, sense of humor, and willingness to help anyone in need. His quiet strength, dependability, and big heart left a lasting impression on all who knew him.

Timothy passed away on January 28, 2026. He was preceded in death by his parents, Madeline Mae Breault and Arthur Joseph Breault; his brothers, Joseph, Donald, and Roland; his beloved wife of 39 years, Ann Marie Dosch Breault; and his daughters, MaryAnn Breault and Madeline Gately.

He is survived by his children, Timothy Breault Jr. and his wife Katrin, Frederick Breault, Agnes Breault and her husband Jeff, AnnMarie Gregan, Michael Breault, Robert Breault and his wife Nancy, and James Breault and his wife Heather, along with 19 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

A funeral service will be held at Osceola Memory Gardens Crematory & Funeral Home (1717 Old Boggy Creek Rd, Kissimmee, FL 34744), where Timothy will be laid to rest alongside his beloved wife, married on August 7, 1955-together again at last.