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Timothy Dunleavy Obituary
Timothy F. Dunleavy, 57, of Danbury died on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 at Regional Hospice Center for Comfort Care and Healing, Danbury.
Tim was born in Danbury, November 8, 1960, son of the late Joseph and Eleanor (Conti) Dunleavy. He attended local schools and was a machinist with the Ulman Devices Corporation of Ridgefield.
Tim is survived by his uncle and aunt, Ernest and Cynthia Conti of Ridgefield and by two cousins, Ernest P. Conti and Linda Fiddner. Graveside funeral services and burial will take place in St. Mary Cemetery, Ridgefield at a date and time to be announced. There will be no calling hours.
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Brandon Hovanak
August 6, 2023
Tim, I´m so sorry to hear that you have passed on to the next realm. For some time you were like a father to me and I will never forget going to J.k´s, Marcus Dairy, the mall, bike rides on your Ninja, your Sega Saturn and hanging out with your friend JR, riding around in the Lightning. RIP my friend! Love you bud!
Kimberly Jenestreet
March 27, 2018
As I told him recently, Tim was a fun gear head with a side of crazy. He would always have you smiling or laughing. A genuinely sincere man that anyone is lucky to have known.. I know that I am. I met Tim in High School and we've stayed in contact here and there ever since. Back then, there was just something about Tim you liked and gravitated to. Thank you Tim, for entering my life. It was a blessing. I will forever remember the last ride of the Challenger, the trip to Mohonk Mtn house hiking, and of course Willie Nelson's 4th of July picnic :) RIP my friend
Blayne PARKER
March 26, 2018
To Timmy's family I am so sorry for your loss another one gone home way too soon.... I will always remember his laugh and his smile and a crazy ride to Florida I haven't seen him in a couple of years but I had no idea and I am just saddened and heartbroken there was such a big group of us that hung out together and it seems Like yesterday... rest in peace my dear friend...xoxoxo
Carolyn Ainley
March 24, 2018
Timmy I'm so sorry we lost touch I will always remember the fun we had together may there be motorcycles and BMW were you are now RIP my friend
David Coles
March 24, 2018
Rest in peace my hot rod friend, Join our brothers and keep an eye on those of us left, you will missed dearly. Your friend David Coles
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