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Timothy Cavanaugh Obituary
He was born in Michigan City, IN, to William and Mary Cavanaugh, who preceded him in death.
Tim is survived by his wife Debbie, in Ft.Lauderdale. They were married on Aug.18, 2000. Tim is also survived by his daughter, Caitlin and son Corban, both of Chicago IL, his stepson, Jason Gouge and his brother, James Cavanaugh of Michigan.
Tim graduated from St. Joseph College and spent most of his career in the casino industry. He was VP of finance for Boyd gaming. He also worked at Trump Casino in Indiana and Hard Rock Casino in Florida.
Tim was an avid Cubs and Bears fan, loved
visiting the beach, local casinos, and taking cruises.
Contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society.
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Memories and Condolences
for Timothy Cavanaugh
Rich Van Vlack
June 8, 2025
Tim and I were very close for several years and I have great memories of our adventures together!
David Dybalski
June 8, 2024
I remember Tim at Saint Joseph College and he would bring back
the latest good rock album after his weekend at Michigan City
Rich Van Vlack
June 8, 2024
My buddy. We had so much fun. Will always love you, Naugh.
David Dybalski
May 13, 2024
I was a friend of Tim´s at
Saint Josephs College
Good memories
Go Cubs Tim
Rich Van Vlack
June 8, 2023
I remember today Tim and I riding around Michigan City listening to our favorite music. Many good memories. Rest in peace, my friend.
Rich Van Vlack
June 10, 2021
Tim was a great friend during our high school and post-graduation years in MC when I visited. He was always a welcome visitor to my family's MC home and I felt the same in his folks' home. Great guy.
Alice and Lynn
June 15, 2020
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. So sorry for your loss, Debbie.
Carol Albano
June 14, 2020
Dear Deb, I am so glad I had the pleasure meeting your Tim. Such a nice man. Im so sorry for your loss. You and Tim and your family are in my prayers. God Bless.
Pamela Jasniewski
June 13, 2020
Dear Caitlin and Corbin you have our sincere sympathies in the loss of your father.
John and Pam Jasniewski
Rich Van Vlack
June 12, 2020
What a great guy and so fun. We played ball together, rooted on our Cubbies, beached together in MC. Great memories. Condolences to family. RIP, Naugh.
Steve Gallas
June 12, 2020
I enjoyed playing baseball with Tim. He was a great teammate and always a lot of fun. My condolences.
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