Timothy Allen Egenolf

Timothy Allen Egenolf went home to be with the Lord on Sunday December 22, 2024, in Bargersville, Indiana. Tim was born on February 15, 1976, in Beach Grove to the late Vincent Egenolf and preceding Sharon Strong.
To everyone around him he was a father, son, leader, and a God-fearing man. He was known for his incredible selflessness and drive to help those around him. Tim's family was an essential part of his life as he leaves behind his high school sweetheart Holly and three girls, Katie (Bug), Grace (Little in the middle), and Ella (Sniff). Tim loved to sit out in his barn with all his girls, listen to music, and enjoy the life him and his wife had built together.
Those left to cherish Tim's memory include as previously mentioned his wife and kids, Mother Sharon, sister Jill (Brad); nephews Landon, Garrett, Luke, mother and father-in-law Brenda and Mike Turk, sister-in-law Heidi (Andrew); nephew Jackson, niece Ava, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Off the clock, Tim loved spending time with his wife, kids, and family at endless sporting events, off roading jeep rides, and working out at the gym. Tim loved his date nights with his wife that always seemed to end in a long jeep ride. Whether it was in the house, out at the barn, he always wanted to be surrounded by his people. Whether day or night if he were needed, he would be there as soon as he could. He was full of humor and filled everyone around him with joy even if he was a teaser.
Tim was the President of Egenolf Industrial Group, Inc. He started at the business while his grandfather, Paul Egenolf, was the owner soon after graduating from high school. He followed in his father's footsteps and began to learn the complexities of moving heavy machinery. He put his full passion into wanting to be the best he could be and expanding his skill and capabilities to include larger and larger projects. Starting with machine tools and printing presses, Tim learned everything he could about the equipment, types of machines, and the tools needed to complete quality work efficiently and safely. In his quest for more challenging projects, Tim developed into the stamping machine market which required massive retooling of the company to move large presses over 500 thousand pounds. Throughout this development of the company, Tim stayed humble and continued to consider himself a learner. He helped train and support his colleagues around him and soon became the designated technical leader of the organization. After 30 years of working in the industrial contracting market, Tim was recognized as an industry leader for relocation of these massive machines and led Egenolf Industrial Group to become the premier midwestern rigging company. Tim will be remembered by his employees, colleagues, and business partners as a hardworking, creative, caring, and fun person to work for and within a very demanding business.
Tim was one of a kind and will be desperately missed. He loved God will all his heart and truly showed what it is to be a servant of the Lord. We know we will see him again one day.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, December 29, 2024 from 3:00pm - 7:00pm at G.H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home, 1605 S. St. Rd. 135, Greenwood, IN. A Funeral service will be held on Monday at 11:30am at the funeral home all are welcome to attend. A private burial will follow the service for the family.
In lieu of flowers you memorial contributions may be made to Great Harvest Food Pantry, 6766 US HWY 31 N, Whiteland, IN 46184
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