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Chris Williamson
April 27, 2024
Rest in peace, Tim.
Martin Evans
April 27, 2024
I´ve known Timmy since he had the Magnum PI copter, just getting started. I was in the tanker business as an agent at that time. He treated everyone like a close friend and was someone you loved being around. Though we had our own lives to live, when I called him, he´d answer like I was the most important person in the world. Myself and the rest of the maritime industry have lost a truly beautiful sole.
Dawn and kids I am so sorry I didn´t take the time to get out of my truck on Monday to at least introduce myself and give y´all a hug. My sincere apologies. But know Dawn that you were married to and kids y´all´s father was one of the very best people I have know in my life! God bless!
Martin Evans
Kim Mayeux Bryan
April 26, 2024
To the entire Mayeux family, I am so sorry for your loss. Timmy was definitely a character like no other. He will be missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. Until we meet again, rest easy.
Peter Mansur
April 26, 2024
Dawn...I just spoke to Kyle and I am so sorry for your and your families loss. There will always be only one Timmy Mayeux
STEVE AND MARY BETH SMITH
April 26, 2024
What a wonderful and always entertaining man that Tim was. God rest in peace my friend and will miss our visits tremendously. Prayers for Dawn and the Children.
Richard Leithman
April 26, 2024
Sincerest condolences to Timmy and family from a colleague.
Richard Leithman
Panther Helicopters Inc.
Gary Seindle
April 26, 2024
Tim was a very special person and Friend. Outstanding Chopper Pilot and I flew with Him on numerous occasions.
I never felt unsafe when Tim was our Pilot. Rest In Peace my dear Friend. May God bless you!!!
Captain John A. Mazza
April 25, 2024
My sincere condolences to Tim´s family.
Tim flew me offshore many times over the last 20 years when I was working as a Lightering Advisor doing ship to ship lightering of crude oil. It was always good knowing that I would be flying with Tim. His professionalism as a pilot and a kindness as a person, I will always remember.
With respect and regards,
Captain John A. Mazza
Maritime Associates of Houston LLC
Judd & Sherri
April 25, 2024
I met Tim over 35 years ago when he was flying his first helicopter ( a Hughes 500 painted just like the one from the hit TV show "Magnum PI "). He was a character back then and that never change at all. Later, around 2008, he showed up at AMA airport interested in buying a plane and joining the club. We took a plane ride that day and instantly became really good friends. Of course, he did join the club, he did build a hangar and he did buy a plane as you might expect. He had pretty big ideas for himself and for the club , which was normal for Tim. Our little airport will be forever grateful for the countless things he´s done for us and our club through the years. The local airways and ATC will forever miss the unique and unmistakable sound of his voice (7MY /Tim Mayeux) on the radio. Much like his radio voice, Tim had a very unique one of a kind personality also. He was funny and always looking for a laugh but most of all he was a good hearted God loving man with lots of faith who always tried to do the right thing. His kindness touched many lives. He was a very good friend to us and his memories will live on in our hearts forever. There will never be another Tim Mayeux and we will miss him dearly. Our sympathies go out to Dawn and the entire Mayeux family. Thanks for the good times! RIP My friend!
Ann Bufkin
April 24, 2024
Tim has been and will always be one of my greatest blessings. No doubt, with his passing the world became a smaller place. He is greatly missed!
The Gisclair Family
April 24, 2024
My family knew Tim for 30 years. He was a good neighbor and a good friend. He was a funny guy and a real character. He will be missed. We are all grieving together.
Your neighbors,
The Gisclairs
Nellie Z Robert
April 24, 2024
I am so sorry to hear of Timothy's death. I didn't actually know him well, but was a neighbor who enjoyed watching his helicopters take off and land. He always seemed like a very nice person and I know he will be missed. My prayers are with his family at this difficult time.
Ben, Shannon and Faith Stanfield
April 24, 2024
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Love and prayers-
The Ben Stanfield Family
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