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Timothy Vogel Obituary
Tim was an adventurous soul whose passions lay in the great outdoors. He found immense joy in hunting, fishing, and camping with friends and family. His humble demeanor and generous spirit shone through in all his interactions and endeared him to all who met him. He was a dedicated businessman who, for over 20 years, owned and operated the Six Lakes Tavern. His love for his work was evident in the warm, welcoming atmosphere he created, which became a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike.
Tim is survived by his sister Pamelia Everdeen and her husband Rodger; their children Tammy (Steve) Sowles, Daniel (Bonnie) Everdeen, and Bob (Giovonna) Everdeen; and special friend, Amy Moran. Great nieces and nephews; Allison (Travis Williamson) Everdeen, Jack (Madison) Everdeen, Shaina (Collin) Costello, Alan Everdeen, Alex Everdeen, Tyler Everdeen and Gage Everdeen. Time also had four Great Great nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Clio Vogel, and great nephew, Spencer Sowles.
The legacy of Tim's generous spirit, humble heart, and adventurous life will live on through his loved ones. We invite those who knew Tim to join family and friends for a Celebration of Life on August 3rd, 2024 from 1-4pm at the Between The Lakes Venue, located at, 2195 Fleck Rd. Six Lakes, MI 48886.
To send a message of sympathy to the family, sign Tim's online guest book, or to share a favorite memory, please visit: www.MichiganCremation.com
Cremation arrangements are entrusted to Christiansen's Michigan Cremation & Funeral Care, Greenville, 616-754-5638, exclusive providers of Veterans Funeral Care.
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Joe Vlk
July 6, 2024
Tim and I grew up together in St. Louis, Michigan; he lived around the corner on Center St. and I lived on Bankson St. As youngsters, we played two man tackle football on the vacant lot next door. We would kick extra points over the power lines on Bankston. I still remember the ping pong ball guns fights at his house; fun boy stuff. As adults, we went our separate ways, but we always had a good time reminiscing about the old days at our high school reunions. God bless, Tim.
Suzanne Mocere
July 4, 2024
I met Tim at the Greenville dance he stands out in my memory as one of nicest men there always a gentleman .
chris meyer
July 4, 2024
Rest in Peace Tim.
Chris Meyer
July 4, 2024
Rest in peace Tim. I will always remember you. Chris Meyer
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Michael Denman
July 4, 2024
I have known Tim for over 63 years, he was one of the good guys. Spent many a hour in the woods hunting with Tim. I am going to really miss him and his gentle demeanor. Tim was one of a kind going to miss you Buddy, RIP Tim
Mary Jensen
July 4, 2024
You can fish with a 5 gallon empty milk jug... Went fishing on Penny LK, he tied a line, hook and minnow to it and tossed it into the water. Minutes later, a pike hit it and we chased that jug around the lake.. LOL
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My first memory of Tim was at the Greenville adult singles dance. Years ago he gave me a beautiful Christmas candle. And he was a trusted board member as our treasure.We connected, became fishing, buddies and gambled once in a while. I will always hold this sweetheart of a man, dear to my heart.
Joni Sanchez
July 3, 2024
Tim was a sweetheart, and my friend for over 40yrs. I hope your catching the big ones , my friend!
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